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THE, JEWISH NEWS-
Jewish Center Activities
Open Saturday Nite Club
For Teen-Age Members
Ten-age members of the Jew-
ish Community Center will have
the grand opening of their Sat-
urday Nite Club this Saturday
evening. Dining, dancing, s o f t
drinking and a floor show will
be featured attractions. Iry Field
and his orchestra will supply the
music for dancing, which will
continue until 1 a. m. Center
girls will serve as waitresses.
The Saturday Nite Club, which
will be a bi-weekly event here-
after, is sponsored by the Inter-
mediate Council of the Center.
Clubs will alternate as hoSts at
succeeding affairs. The Brandeis
Club will assume this function
at the grand opening. Admission
is 25 cents per person.
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Offer Leadership Course
Meeting for the third time,
volunteers attending the leader-
ship training course of the Jew-
ish Community Center will have
a round table discussion on the
"Why and how of leadership."
The next meeting is scheduled
for Tuesday, at 8:30 p. m., at the
Center.
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Fourth Holiday Hop Jan. 16
With LeRoy Smith and his
- Victor Recording artists provid-
ing the music, the fourth Holi-
day Hop, a United Nations
Dance, will be held at the Cen-
ter Sunday, Jan. 16. Tickets may
be obtained from Holiday Hop
Committee members or at the
Center office.
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Prizes Given to Winners
In the Hanukah Festival
Over 200 children attended
the Hanukah festival at the Jew-
ish Center. Judges selected the
following prize-winners in the
arts and crafts division: Harvey
Gorby, Zemach
Listed in Center,
Council Concert
The third cultural affair in the
series of seven being sponsored
by the Jewish Community Center
and Jewish Community Council
will be a concert of Jewish song
and dance on Sunday evening,
Jan. 23, in the auditorium of the
Jewish Community Center, Wood-
ward and Holbrook.
Miss Sarah Gorby, the famous
contralto, will present a program
of Jewish folk songs, and Ben-
jamin Zemach, interpreter of the
Jewish dance who has gained a
world-wide reputation, will pre-
sent his unique performance of
the traditional Biblical and folk
dances. Both artists appear sep-
arately and together in a combin-
ation of song and dance.
The series of seven cultural
affairs is being arranged by the
Jewish Community Center and
Jewish Community Council for
the purpose of giving the Jew-
ish public here the chance to
enjoy rich cultural programs for
only 25 cents. Jewish organiza-
tions can purchase blocks of 50
tickets and more for 15 cents.
Jewish organizations are urged to
reserve the evening of Jan. 23.
Reservations for tickets can be
made in the office of the Jewish
Community Council by calling
CH. 1657.
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Soperstein, first, for a mask;
Joan Tepperman, second, for
finger-painting; . Irene Lands- •
man, third, for a Hanukah can-
dleholder; ' Asher Weisman,
fourth, for a .hand-made • drum.
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Franck to Review "Under
Cover" Next Wednesday
"Under- Cover" by John Roy
Carlson will be reviewed at the
next Book . Chat program at the
Jewish Center Wednesday. - Isaac
Franck, executive director of the
Jewish Community Council, will
be the reviewer. and discussion
leader. Book Chats are arranged
in conjunction with the Utley
Branch of the Detroit Public Li-.
brary, and are open to the pub :-
lie without charge.
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"Man of Aran" Film at
Jewish Center This Sunday
"Man of Aran," a full-length
film feature, will be shown at
the Jewish Center this Sunday at
-17 p. m. This movie will be aug-
mented by appropriate short sub-
jects. This is the second in a se-
ries of film programs sponsored
jointly by the Center Cinema
Guild and Migdal Labor Zion-
ists.
"A Chaplin Festival" is sched-
uled for Feb. 6, and "The Gol-
em" will conclude the series on
March 5. Tickets may be obtain-
ed at the Center office.
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Mothers' Clubs
The general theme chosen for
discussion by the Mothers' . Clubs
this week is "Our Interdepend-
ent World." Among the ques-
tions to be asked are: "What
patterns will be followed by In-
dia, China, North Africa and
Palestine?" "What Contribution
in this direction can be expected
of the American Jewish Confer-
ence?"
Israel Men's Club
Sponsors Musicale
The Men's Club of Temple
Israel announces a musical pro-
gram, to be giv-
en in the Lec-
ture Hall of the
Detroit Institute
of Arts, on Tues-
day, Jan. 18, at
8 p. m.
The following
Detroit artists
will participate:
Robert T u 1 -
man, tenor; Karl
Haas, pianist; Robert Tulman.
Henry Siegl, violinist, and Dan
Frohman, cellist.
A solo group will be given by
each of the participants. The
program includes works by Han-
del, Schumann, Gershwin, Cho-
pin, Kreisler, Bloch, Massenet
and others.
The Siegl Quartet, with Mr.
Haas at the piano, will perform
a work entitled "Variations on
The Big Bad Wolf," composed
by members of The Bohemians,
Musicians' Club of Detroit. The
program has been arranged by
Mr. Haas.
The public is invited. Admis-
sion will be by card.
Feature Premiere of
"Short Symphony" Sunday
Leopold Stokowski and the
NBS Symphony Orchestra will
present the first American per-
formance of "A Short Symphony"
by Aaron Copland on the General
Motors Symphony of the Air pro-
gram Sunday, Jan. 9 (NBC, 5 to
6 p. m., EWT). The other selec-
tions are taken from the works
of Debussy, Fernandez, Albeniz
The Piano Study Club of De- and Guarnieri.
troit will have its second con-
cert Saturday, Jan. 15, in the gram will include Miss Marcia
Lecture Hall of the Institute of :Tobin, Miss Florence Grossman,
Art, at 8:15 p. m.
A Sonatine by Kabalevsky, Miss Ethel Levine, Miss Judith
modern Russian composer, will Laikin, Miss Betty Kowalsky,
be played here for the first time Sheldon Sandweiss and Robert
by Miss Vivi Lesser. Kurt Saf- Werner.
fir, soloist with the Michigan
Werner is an entering student
Symphony Orchestra, will per-
form the Tempest Sonata of at the Eastman School of Music
Beethoven. The recent recipient in Rochester. Miss Weintraub is
of a personal hearing by Artur a music scholarship student at
Rubinstein, Lawrence Rosenthal,
has chosen the bravura Capric- Wayne University. Miss Tobin
and Sand weiss are pupils of
cio brillant by Mendelssohn.
Other participants in the pro- Edward Bredshall.
Piano Study Club
,Holds 2nd Concert
Next Saturday
MUSIC
Halevy Lists Names
Of Participants in
Concert on Jan. 16
When the Halevy Singing So-
ciety takes the stage in the
Scottish Rite Cathedral of Ma-
sonic Temple on Sunday eve-
ning, Jan. 16, for its 19th annual
BELLA RITTEN GOLDBERG
concert, the chorus will consist
of the following members:
Sopranos, 'Rose Berghoff, Shir-
ley Berghoff, Sonia Bussell,
Lena Chafetz, Grace Cutler, Flor-
ence Figot, Rose Golden, Evelyn
Krieger, Minnie Lakritz, Celia
Plafkin, Edith Reznick, Edith
Rosberg, Ethel Schreiber, Mary
Schumann, Jeanette Sterling,
Ruth Soifer, Dora Tonkell, and
Anna Warren.
Altos, Anna Bobbin, Mamie
Freeman, Esther Friedman, Eva
Glassgold, Bella Goldberg, Tillie
Hecker, Sarah Joyrich, Gertrude
Levine, Helen Rubin, Odell
Small and Shirley Subar.
Tenors, Henry Barahl, Jay
Bodzin, Eugene Franzblau, Will-
iam Gayman, Sidney Gottlieb,
Hyman liorowitz, Morris Levine,
Leo Mogill, Nathan Mogill, Na-
thaniel Raskin, Jack Rosberg,
Hiel Rubin, Harry Saxe, Manus
Schane and Joe Siegel.
Basses, Julius Chafetz, David
Goldberg, David Gutman, Josh-
ua Joyrich, Max Levy, Sam Lip-
son, Sam Lutchansky, Harr y
Resnick, Sid Reznick, Jerry Rob-
bins and Max Somberg.
Nathan Bennish is the Halevy
librarian.
Emma Shever sings the so-
prano solo. in the featured num-
ber "Di Tzvei Brider," and Can-
tor Samuel Mogill will take part
in the oratorio and sing a solo
in the liturgical selection "Kol
Rino" by Dan Frohman. Bella
R . itten Goldberg will sing an al-
to solo with the chorus.
A new patriotic cantata "The
Great Assembly Line" by Sin-
ger and Zaret, which depicts the
United States as a huge indus-
trial unit working to win the
war, will have as soloist a bass-
baritone who has not previously
been heard in Detroit—Wallace
Schonschack of Mt. Clemens.
Goldberg to Sing
In Center's 4th
Concert, Jan. 18
The music department of the
Jewish Community Center will
present a program of Russian
music at the fourth in a series of
concerts, in the Center's Audi-
torium Tuesday evening, Jan. 18.
Henri Goldberg, distinguished
baritone who was acclaimed in
an all-Russian recital a few
weeks ago, will be heard in Rus-
sian songs.
Max Weiner, violinist and new
member of the Detroit Syrn 7
phony Orchestra, will appear in
this program. He is a. pupil of
Ilya Schkolnik, concertmaster of
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra,
and played with the Pittsburgh
Symphony Orchestra last season.
The third soloist will be Eve-
lyn. Gurvitch, Detroit pianist and
teacher.
Rose Bassin-Stein will be ac-
companist.
Free tickets are available at
the Center Office,
Friday, January 7, 1944
Music Study Club
Program Tuesday
Arrangements Being Made
for Concert Jan. 25, Fea-
turing Miss Sidorsky
will be Miss Mildred Mantell,
vocalist who will sing a group of
French songs and who will be
accompanied by Lillian Robbins;
Maurice Dumesnil, well known
Judith Sidorsky, brilliant pian-
ist, will be presented in the
Music .Study Club's annual con-
cert at the Detroit Institute of
Arts on Jan. 25. Proceeds will
be . used to further the work
sponsored by the Sylvia Simons
Scholarship Memorial Fund.
The committee • on arrange-
Ments will hold a luncheon meet-
ing next Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Jay Rosenshine of Oak-
man Blvd.
MILDRED MANTELL
Mrs. Jack Scherr, chairman of
the concert committee, announces pianist and exponent of Debus-
the following list of patrons:
sy will speak. Two trios will be
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer K. Prentis, Mr. offered, the first featuring Max
and Mrs. Fred Ginsburg, Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Simons, Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Weiner, Bernard Rosen and Miss
Benyas, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Brasch, Claire Weimer, and in the second
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Cooper, Mr.
and Mrs. David Hubar Mr. and Mrs. trio Harry Siegel will play with
Henry Weinberg, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Max Weiner and Claire -Weimer.
Lastar, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Field,
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lappin, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Alpern, Mr. and Mrs.
Hyman Black. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Rosen- t
shine, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen, Er-
win Phillips, Mr. and Mts. Aaron J.
Sidorsky, Dr. and Mrs. Harry Stocker,
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Mendelson, Mr.
and Mrs. Isidore Mendelson. Dr, Bou-
dana Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Purdy. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scherr, Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Jack, Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Morse, Mr. and Mrs. A. Jo-
seph Seltzer, Dr. and Mrs. Ezra Lip-
kin, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Wallace,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob S. Sauls.
The third program in the series
of presentations of the music of
the United Nations will be de-
voted to the music of France and
will be held . at 8:30 p. m. next
Tuesday in the Art Room of the
McGregor Library.
Participants in the program
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