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Friday, December TO, 1941

THE jEWISH'NEWS

Page Thirteen

Massey to Depict Littman's Starts New Series of
Battle of Ghetto Attractions With "Radio Singer"
Abraham Littman announced Rachel Rosenfeld, Morris Novi-
On NBC Sunday

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NEW YORK — The National
Broadcasting Co., in cooperation
with the American Jewish Com-
mittee, will help celebrate the
Feast of Hanukah with a repeat
broadcast of "The Battle of the
Warsaw Ghetto," starring Ray-
mond Massey as narrator, this
Sunday, at 12 noon.
Hanukah, the Feast of Lights,
which begins Dec. 22, com-
memorates the rededication of
the temple after the successful
Maccabean revolt against Anti-
ochus Epiphanes, King of Syria,
by Judas Maccabeus and his
brothers. It symbolizes the
triumph of light over darkness.
Cantor David Putterman will
sing background liturgical music.

Monte Carlo Ballet
In 2 Performances
At Masonic Temple

Two performances of the Bal-
let Russe - de Monte Carlo will
be presented in the Masonic
Auditorium, Friday, Dec. 31 and
Jan. 1.
Directed by Sergei J. Denham,
the Ballet Russe troupe is corn-
_posed of the greatest stars of
this type of entertainment. Jean
Yasvinsky is Regisseur General
and Franz Allers will conduct
the symphony.
The cast includes Alexandra
Danilova, Nathalie Krassovska,
Dorothy Etheridge, Ruthanna
Boris, Tatiana Grantzeva, Marie
Tallclief, Igro Youskevitch,
Frederic Franklin, Leon Dan-
lelian, James Starbuck, Grant
Mouradoff, Alexander Goudo-
vitch and a highly perfected
corps de ballet.
Tickets are available at Grin-
nell's.

this week that the new policy
of presenting stage attractions
will start this Sunday, with ma-
tinee and evening performances,
and with a repeat performance
on Tuesday evening, featuring
Meyer Schwartz's great musical
operetta, "The Radio Singer,"
music being by Mushinsky.
Peisachke Boorstein and Lil-
lian Lux are featured in the star
roles and they are assisted by

The great Rudolph Virchow
made the following remarks in
his oration "Morgagni and the
Anatomic Thought":
"When after the debacle of
Karl Krueger, director of the Alexander a number Of inde-
Detroit Symphony Orchestra, pendent states were created from
will conduct the three perform- the ruins of his empire, germs
ances of "Hansel and Gretel" at of medical knowledge persisted
among peoples who appeared to
be entirely foreign to the in-
terest of our science. Smaller
local centers were formed in
Syria and Persia. In ever great-
er numbers, physicians of repu-
tation appeared who gained in
influence not only in their na-
tive places but became also ef-
ficacious, far and wide, as apost-
EMANUEL LIST
les of the doctrine. This is the
time when Jews and Arabs ex- Sunday, Dec. 19, at 8:30 p. m. He
celled among the most renown- will be accompanied by Paul Berl
ed teachers of medicine. Only at the piano. Included on the pro-
our time has brought to light gram will be a group of Schubert
Hebraic proving with what zeal Lieder, well-known operatic arias
and with what learning Jewish and Viennese folk songs.
physicians of the early middle
List began his career in Vienna,
ages have been active in the in- singing in the Austrian Quartet,
LOUISE MOLLER
terest of conservation and de- and appeared in concerts on the
the Masonic Temple on Dec. 17 velopment of medicine. It can continent. After traveling
and 18.
well be said that one can trace throughout the world in music
The full performance of the back to this time the often here- hall circuits, he reached New
opera will be given, and cos- ditary ability of the Jews who York and obtained a job singing
tumes, sceneries and lighting ef- since that time have done such in a German cafe.
great things for science."
Returning to Vienna, List was

(Translated by Dr. Emil Amberg)

30 Million Contributed
To UJA in Two Years

In the two years since the U. S.
entered World War II American
Jewry contributed more than
$30,000,000 to the nationwide
campaign of the United Jewish
Appeal in order to support the
rescue measures of the Joint Dis-
tribution Committee, United Pal-
estine Appeal a n d National
Refugee Service.

The next music appreciation
course on Monday evening, at
the Jewish Community Center,
will be devoted to the music of
George Gershwin. His "Piano
Concerto," "Rhapsody in Blue"
and selections from "Porgy and
Bess" will be played by means
of recordings. Julius Chajes, di-
rector of music at the Center,
will be in charge of the session.
Admission is free.

Full House Greets
Goldberg Concert

The all-Russian concert at the
Art Institute last Sunday night
given by Henri Goldberg, baH-
tone, merited the fine reception
of the audience that filled every
seat in the hall. While not the
first public appearance of this
fine artist in Detroit, it was his
first appearance before a Detroit
audience with a complete pro-
gram. Once postponed, because
of illness, the concert presented
a capable musician at pretty
close to his interpretive best in
a number of Russian songs, both
modern and traditional. Only in
the heavier Russian operatic ar-
ias was he at a slight disadvan
tage because of remaining traces
of a disabling cold. Mr. Goldberg
was assisted by Arthur Gross-
man, violinist. We want especial-
ly to compliment Rose Bassin-
Stein, pianist, who accompanied
the soloists, for her fine work
throughout the concert.
A.R.B.

Buy War Bonds.

koff, Misha Fishzon, Sarah Gin-
gold, Bertha Guttentag, Annie
Erber, Leon Whiteman, Felix
Fogelnest, Isidore Elgard.
Mr. Littman announces that
headliners will change at Litt-
man's Yiddish People's Theater,
Metropolitan Opera Star
12th and Seward, every two or
to Appear in Concert
three weeks.
Organizations are asked to
at Jewish Center
make arrangements at once for
the presentation of special at-
Emanuel List, internationally
tractions for charitable purposes. renowned singer and leading
basso of the Metropolitan Opera
co., will appear in concert at the
Jewish Community Center on

Outstanding Artists to Ap-
pear Here With Symphony;
Karl Krueger to Direct

Program at Center

The second Chamber Music
Concert of the Detroit Music
Guild will be given next Wed-
nesday evening at the Institute
of Arts Lecture Hall by the fol-
lowing artists: Morris Hoch-
berg and Santo Urso, violinists;
Valter Poole, viola, and Rudolph
Kramer, 'cello.

Noted Basso,
List, to Sing
Here, Dec. 19

Stage 'Hansel and Jewish Physicians
Gretel' Dec. 17-18 Of Middle Ages

Gershwin's Music

Musk Guild to Present
2nd Concert Wednesday

M U SIC

RHEINHOLD SCHMIDT

fects are being supervised by ex-
perts, in Metropolitan Opera
style.
Philip Fein, for 10 years stage
manager for the Chicago Opera
Co., is supervising the technical-
ities. He has supervised this
work hundreds of times during
the past 30 years.
Olga Fricker, well known De-
troit teacher of dancing, is sup-
plying 14 of her students for the
"Dream Pantomime." A chorus
of 70 young people is being form-
ed from Cooley and Estabrook
Schools.
Maria Matyas, Hungarian sin-
ger, will be Hansel. Louisa Moll-
er will sing Gretel's role. May
Barron will be both Mother and
Witch. Rheinhold Schmidt will
be the father.

STOKOWSKI TO DIRECT
12 GM CONCERTS ON NBC

The first of 12 concerts for
which he is scheduled on the
Winter series of the General Mo-
tors Symphony of the Air, will
be conducted by Leopold Sto-
kowski Sunday, (NBS, 5 to 6
p. m., EWT). The return of the
brilliant conductor will mark his
third consecutive season with the
NBC Symphony Orchestra, pre-
sented on the GM musical hour.

JOHN CHARLES THOMAS
AT MASONIC THURSDAY

John Charles Thomas, famous
baritone, will be presented in a
concert at the Masonic Auditor-
ium next Thursday evening.
His accompanist will be Carroll
Hollister.

engaged by the Vienna Volksop-
era, where he mastered the entire

Wagnerian repertory. He appear-
ed in the Berlin State Opera for
10 years, and returned to this
country in 1933 as a member of
the Metropolitan Opera Co.
Proceeds from the concert will

As the United Jewish Appeal
was rounding out five years of
campaigning during which it
established itself as the largest
Jewish fund-raising organization
in the U. S., it was announced at
its headquarters that the results
of the 1943 campaign would ex-
ceed those of any previous year,
With the total raised in. the cur-
rent year surpassing the figure of
$16,500,000.

TWELFTH AND SEWARD
TRinity 2-0100

New Series of Outstanding
Attractions

Starting This Sunday With Great
Musical Operetta

Sunday Matinee and Evening. Dec.
12, and Tuesday Evening, Dec. 14

The Radio Singer

By Meyer Schwartz

Music by Mushinsky

Starring

Headline Attractions Will Change
Every Two or Three Weeks

Organizations Are Urged to Reserve
Dates for Special Performances

Prices: Sunday evening: 55e, 85c,
$1.10, $1.65, $2.20. Matinee and
week-day evenings: 55c, 85c, $1.10,
$1.65.

Julian Weber, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Weiner, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wilk,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Welt.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Zackbeim,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wineman, Mr.
and Mrs. Julian Zemon, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Ziv, and Mr. and Mrs. Israel
Zuieback.

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In Honor of Our
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In the Armed Forces

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Supported by

Ellis Thal.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Warner,
and Mrs. Ralph Weisman, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Weinberg, Dr. and Mrs.

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Peiscahke Boorstein

Rachel Rosenfeld
Morris Novikoff
Misha Fishzon
Sarah Gingold
Bertha Guttentag
Annie Ether
Leon Whiteman
Felix Fogelnest
Isidore Elgard

Mr. and Mrs. Agins, Fred M. But-
zel, Justice and Mrs. Henry Butzel.
Mr. and - Mrs. Arthur Bloom, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Z. Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Blumberg, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Burak. Dr. and Mrs. L. Altman, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Barak, H. J. Caulkins
Co., Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Cohn.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Copeland. Mr.
and Mrs. Israel Davidson, Mrs. 1%.filton
Doner, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Deutsch,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ehrlich, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Epstein, Dr. Aaron Farbman.
Judge William Friedman, Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Freeman. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Feinberg, Dr. and Mrs. Carle-
ton Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Gilbert,
Dr. and Mrs. B. Benedict Glazer, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry C. Grossman, Mr. and
Mrs. John Ginn.
Mr. and Mrs. Morse Goldman. Mrs.
Joe Goldsmith, Mrs. Blanche Gilbert,
Mr. Arthur Goulson, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hyman, Dr. and Mrs. A. M.
Hershman, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hopp.
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Harris, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Hamburger, Mr. and
Mrs. David Idzal, Mr. Harry Jacobson,
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Jospey, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Jacobs, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Jospey.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kaplan, Mrs.
Albert Kahn, Mrs. Moritz Kahn. Mr.
and Mrs. Abe Kasle. Dr. P. M. Kyprie,
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Klein, Mr. and
Mrs. Julian Krolik, Mrs. Irna Lands-
berg, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lautmann.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lakin, Mr.
and Mrs. Max Lowenstein, Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Lerner.
- Mr. and Mrs. William London. Mr.
and Mrs. Louis La Med, Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Levin, Mr. and Mrs. Harry,
Meer, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Marks,
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Michel.
Mrs. Benno Marks, Mrs. Hugo Par-
shall, Dr. and Mrs. Willard Mayer,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Michelson,
Mrs. Harry Newman, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Newman. Mr. and Mrs. Max
Osnos, Dr. and Mrs. Leo Orecklin,
Mrs. Harry Ratner, Mr. and Mrs.
Meyer Rosenbaum.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Roberts, Mrs.
Joseph Rosenberg. Mr. and Mrs. C.
W. Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Robin-
son, Misses Setta and Henrietta Rob-
inson, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Robinson,
Judge and Mrs. Charles Rubiner. Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Rubiner, 11 ,1r. and
Mrs. Mitchell Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smilay. Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Sandorf, Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Schreiber, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Soss, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Savage.
Mrs. Ralph Schiller, Mr. and Mrs. I.
Shetzer, Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Spero,
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Schlafer Mr.
and Mrs. Jules Schubot, Mr. Abraham
Shiffman, Mr: and Mrs. Harold Schrei-
ber, Mrs. Milford Stern, Mr. and Mrs.

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LITTMAN'S PEOPLE'S THEATRE

be turned over to the Center's
Music Scholarship Fund, accord-
ing to Mrs. Abraham Cooper,
chairman of the music committee.
Mrs. H. J. L. Frank and Mrs.
Lewis C. Frank will be co-chair..
men of the hostess committee at
a reception following the concert.
Mrs. Cooper announces the fol-
lowing additional names of
patrons:

Use
This
Coupon

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Freedom Forest Certificate which is pre-
sented to the serviceman in whose honor
trees are planted in the Freedom Forest-
. . a Soldier's Forest, dedicated as an
evergreen memorial in Palestine to the
Jewish soldiers of the United Nations.

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