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THE JEWISH NEWS

Bronislaw Huberman Given Royal
Welcome by Zionists of Detroit

Appears in Concert Sunday With Emma Shever; Founder
of Palestine Symphony Orchestra to Be
Honored at Luncheon Friday

Detroit branches of the Jewish National Workers'
Alliance this week converted into a holiday celebration,
all preparations for the concert by Bronislaw Huberman,
to take place Sunday evening at the Masonic Temple.
Honoring the great violinist for his contributions to
Palestine culture, as the founder of the Palestine Sym-
phony Orchestra, the sponsors of the concert welcomed

Mr. Huberman a week in advance <>
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of his appearance here and en- .sTAZ...,,nt:naSli:
tertained him at several events.
On Wednesday evening, Mr.
Huberman addressed the Thanks-
giving Eve rally of all the Far-
band branches. An enthusiastic
rectpion was given the guest
musician whose efforts for the
music school and the symphony
orchestra in Palestine won the
support of men like Arturo Tos-
canini, the late Ossip Gabrilo-
witsch, Vladimir Horowitz and
others.
On Friday, Mr. Huberman was
honored at a luncheon at the
Statler Hotel, by the Zionists of
Detroit.
Mr. Huberman will have as
assisting artist at the concert on
Sunday evening the popular De-
—Photograph taken in
troit soprano, Emma Shever, who
Tel Aviv, Palestine.
has made personal appearances
BRONISLAW HUBERMAN
with Tito Scipa, Jan Peerce and
other world famous artists, and
who has given concerts in Pales-
tine, Poland, Mexico and Canada,
in addition to her tours of the
most important communities in
this country. Miss Shever has
made great contributions to Jew-
ish music by having helped popu-
larize Palestinian music in the
A session of the Inter-Ameri-
Diaspora.
can Jewish Council with the
The Sunday evening program participation of the representa-
will be as follows:
tives of Jewish communities on
X. BEETHOVEN Sonata "A" Major, the American continent will be
op. 47 (Kreutzer Sonata)
held in Mexico in the Spring,
"Sonata scritta in uno stile molto
concertante quasi come d'un con- with the concurrence of the
erto."
Mexican Government.
Adagio sostenuto—Presto
This announcement was made
Andante con Varlazioni
by Dr. Stephen S. Wise, presi-
Finale (Presto)
BRONISLAW HUBERMAN
dent of the American Jewish
2. a) HANDEL "Israel out of Egypt" Congress and chairman of the
—Arioso
Inter-American Jewish Council,
SCARLATTI—La Violette
c) MASSENET "Herodiade"—Air of and by Dr. Nahum Goldmann,
—Salome
chairman of the administrative
EMMA SHEVER
3. MENDELSSOHN Violin Concerto committee of the World Jewish
"E" Minor, op. 64
Congress, upon their return frqm
Allegro motto appassionato
a fortnight's visit to Mexico
Andante
Allegretto ma non troppo—Alle- City. During their stay they
gro motto vivace
were received by the Mexican
BRONISLAW HUBERMAN
Foreign Minister, Senor Padilla,
INTERMISION
4. a) BERNSTEIN, Sand and Stars
who assured the representatives
b) WEINBERG, "The Pioneers",
of the Congress that the Ses-
Yemenite Song
c) TSCHAIKOWSKY, Cradle Song
sion of the Inter-American Jew-
d) HAGEMAN, At the Well
ish Council would be welcomed.

Inter-American
Council to Meet
In Mexico in '43

EMMA SHEVER
V. a) BRUCH, Kol Nidre
h) CHOPIN-HUBERMAN, Mazurka
c) CHOPIN-HUBERMAN, Waltz
BRONISLAW HUBERMAN

Continuing the chain of unin-
terrupted effort for the redemp-
tion of the soil of Palestine as
the inalienable property of the
entire Jewish people, the annual
Zion Tag Day will be observed
Sunday, Nov. 29, and scores of
boy and girl volunteers will sell
Zion tags in Jewish sections of
the city and by visiting homes
of Detroit Jews. Some of the
solicitors will commence their
activities on Saturday night.
Proceeds of the tag day will
be used for redemption of land
in Palestine for the settlement
of refugees during and after the
war.
A rally of volunteer workers
was held Tuesday evening at
the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.
Mrs. Morris Adler was the guest
speaker.
William Hordes, president of
the Jewish National Fund Coun-
cil of Detroit, has issued an ap-
peal to Detroit Jews to encour-
age the youth workers with
liberal contributions, thereby as-
sisting in land-redemption ef-
forts in Palestine. •
Thelma Jaffin is chairman of
arrangements for the tag day.
Headquarters will be established
at the Hadassah office, Linwood
and Davison.
An appeal in behalf of Zion
Tag Day was issued this week
by Miss Marion Apple, Jewish
National Fund chairman of Jun-
ior Hadassah, one of the co-
operating youth organizations
that are participating in Zion
Tag Day solicitations.

Starring a cast of outstanding
actors who have appeared in
Yiddish theaters throughout the
world, Littman's People's Thea-
ter, 12th and Seward, reopened
on Thursday and presented Sofia
Levintana's "The Verdict."
This play will be repeated on
Sunday matinee and evening, and
the great cast of players assures
an unprecedented success for the

Prepare Plans for
J.N.F. Convention

William Hordes, president of
the Jewish National Fund Coun-
cil of Detroit, announces that ar-
rangements are being completed
for the national convention of the

Mat. &
Eve.

Mrs. A. M. Hershman's
Brother Dies in Cairo

The shocking news reached
here on Monday of the sudden
death in Cairo, Egypt, of Rehab-
iah Lewin-Epstein, brother of
Mrs. A. M. Hershman.
Mr. Lewin-Epstein, scion of one
of the best known Zionist fam-
ilies in the world, was on the
way to Palestine and other Mid-
dle and Near East communities,
on a special Zionist and U. S.
government mission.
The deceased, who was born
in Warsaw, lived for many years
in Palestine and was in charge
of the Carmel Wine industry. He
was an expert on economic prob-
lems in Palestine.

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8210 TWELFTH STREET
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Sunday matinee and evening
Littman's Star cast will stage.

"THE VERDICT"

By Sofia Levintana

Featuring

JACOB BEN-AMI
BERTHA GERSTEN

Supported by

M. Bozhek, Misha Fishzon,
Jacob Mestel, Julius Adler,
Helen Blay, Israel Velichan-
sky, Rachel Liberofsky, Ben
Bonus, Zelda Gould.

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Sunday, December 6, 1942, at 8:00 P. M.
The story is told of two border
patrol soldiers, one French and
CANTOR DAVID KATZMAN
one Italian, who were stationed
and His Double Choir
near each other at the frontier-
Under Direction of Mr. Nathan Turbovsky
„line separating their two coun-
DAVE DIAMOND ORCHESTRA
tries . . The Frenchman had
always acted rather snobbishly I
Congregation B'nai Moshe—Dexter at Lawrence
toward the Italian, but one day I
last week he suddenly turned I
ADMISSION CARDS MAY BE . OBTAINED AT:
very friendly, even going to
Yeshivah Office—Dexter at Cortland
length of sharing his lunch with
the other . . . The Italfan, puzzled
Bnai Moshe Office—Dexter at Lawrence
asked how come the change in
Chesluk's Book Store-8663 Twelfth Street
attitude . . . "Well,” the French-
Zion Book Store-9008 Twelfth Street
man explained, "we're both in
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evening of the Concert at the Synagogue entrance
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the same boat now . . . Both of
of Bnai Moshe
our countries are completely oc-
cupied by the Germans."
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Sponsored By

JEWISH NATIONAL
WORKERS ALLIANCE

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BRONISLAW

COMPANY 'OF 125 • SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

For The Benefit of

Prices: Evenings, 55c to $1.65
Matinees, 55c tc $1.10, inc. tax

We Deliver

America's Foremost Ballet Company

Great' Hanukah Concert

mortal

LITTMAN'S PEOPLES THEATRE

CONCERT

by the BALLET THEATRE

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"The purest treasure
times afford
Is spotless reputation."

WILLIAM HORDES

Sunday Evening, November 29, 1942

RUSSIAN BALLET

In Lighter Vein

Detroit Yiddish theater.
The fact that Jacob Ben-Ami,
star of the Yiddish and English
stage, and Bertha . Gersten, one of
the most brilliant actresses in
America, appear here in the ma-
jor roles, is drawing wide atten-
tion to Littman's Theater.
In addition to Mr. Ben-Ami and
Miss Gersten, the local cast in-
cludes such eminent actors as
Max Bozhek, the great comedian
who recently arrived here from
Europe where he was an out-
standing hit; Rachel Liberofsky,
(Mrs.' Bozhek); Israel Velichan-
sky, of the famed Artef group;
Mischa Fishzon, who has for
years been a favorite in Detroit;
Helen Blay, Solomon Krause, Ben
Bonus, Zelda Gould.

Near Santa Barbara

S. HUROK presents the GREATEST'

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Littman's Theater Opens Current
Season with Outstanding Cast

Zion Labor Parley

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Eve. NOV. 29

David B. Werbe, for 25 years
prominent in real estate circles
in Detroit, died suddenly Sunday
night at the age of 58, at his
home, 2741 Webb.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday afternoon at Lewis
Bros. Funeral Home, Rabbi Leon
Fram officiating.
Surviving him are his wife,
Anna L., a prominent artist; a
brother, Alex, and three sisters,
Mrs. Sol Rothenberg, Isabel
Werbe and Eva Werbe.

THEATER-

Jewish National Fund of Amer-
ica, to be held at the Book-Cadil-
lac Hotel in DetrOit during the
3 Detroiters Attend
week-end of Dec. 26-27.
Committees, which will handle
all details, will be named next
week, Mr. Hordes announced.
Detroit will be represented at
He also stated that a confer-
the annual convention of the Na- ence of all Detroit organizations
tional Jewish Labor Committee, will be called soon to enlist the
which sponsors Gewerkshaften cooperation of the entire com-
drives, this week-end, by the munity in welcoming the- distin-
following:
guished guests from all portions
Alex Belkin, president of the of the land who are expected at
Odessa Verein; Max Lieberman, the conference here.
of Arlazaroff branch of Jewish
National.Workers' Alliance; Mrs. AL MILLER
Sophie Sislin, Pioneer Women
7720 McNICITOLS ROAD,
and Poale Zion.

MLAWER BUY $8,000 BONDS
Benjamin S. Golden, president
of Mlawer Ungegend • Verein, an-
nounces that $8,000 worth of
"No thoroughly occupied man Bonds were bought by members
was ever yet very miserable."— at a recent meeting, in addition
Landor.
to a previous purchase of $2,600.

David B. Werbe Dies

The Week's Best Stories

Mobilize Volunteers
For Zion Tag Day

Friday, November 27, 1942

World Renowned Violinist
Founder Palestine Symphony
Orchestra

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