Page Twelve
Friday* October 13, 1944
THE JEWISH NEWS
MUSIC
List Concert,
Symphony Given
Sys
Oct. 25, Plans
Great Ovation
Concertmaster Josef Gin- Anriounced
gold to Be Soloist at Next
Thursday's Concert
Andy Will Appear
In Concert, Oct. 24
Katja Andy, brilliant pianist
who . has concertized throughout
Europe before coming to Detroit,
Met Basso, MO Spurned
Hitler's Invitation, to Sing
The opening concert of the
at Center
1944-45 season by the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra was a com-
Mrs. Henry Wineman, a mem
plete triumph. Masonic Temple, ber of the music committee of
with a capacity of 5000, was fill- the Jewish Community Center,
ed to the rafters long before Karl of which Mrs. Abraham Cooper
Krueger lifted his baton to di-
is chairman,
rect the orchestra of 110 men in
stated this week
the National Anthem.
that arrange-
The ovations were heart-warm-
ments are being
ing salutes to Karl Krueger who
completed f o r
is beginning his second season as
t h e concert to
conductor of his magnificent
be given at the
body of musicians, as well as a
C t e r- o n .
tribute to the Detroit Symphony
Wednesday eve-
which is 30 years old this Fall.
ning, Oct. 23,
featuring
The enthusiastic audience was
tiel List, the fa-
a real cross-section of Dynamic
Mrs. Wineman mous Viennese-
Detroit's population with those
KATJA ANDY
from the "Gold Coast" exclusive Jewish - American basso of the
is one of the Guild Trio who will
neighborhoods rubbing shoulders Metropolitan Opera Co.
pleasantly in the crowd with
Mr. List was one of the first appear a concert given by the
those whose modest purses could artists to leave Germany after Detroit Concert Management, in
afford only the least price tick- expressing his views of Hitler the Lecture Hall of the Iletroit
ets.
and his regime in no uncertain Institute of Arts,' Tuesday eve-
ning, Oct. 24.
The next two concerts promise terms.
as thrilling fare as that of Oct.
Returning to America, where
Other members of the Trio are
12. Next Thursday Detroit will he had previously studied, Mr. Henri
Siegl and Jascha Schwartz-
:
hear the new 35-year-old Con- List became an American citizen. man, violinist and violo-cellist of
certmaster, Josef Gingold, when
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
Shuns Hitler Honor
he makes his appearance as the
Selections from Beethoven,
"One day.in 1933," he revealed,
first soloist of the season. Mr. "I received an invitation •from Dvorak and Brahms will be in-
Gingold, who comes to this or- der fuehrer to become an 'hon- cluded.
chestra from the NBC Symphony orary Aryan'." List's immediate
has enjoyed enormous success on refusal brought forth upon him Music Study Club Hears
this Continent and in Europe as a flood of warnings from all his
a soloist, chamber music per- friends to leave the country at Dr. Altshuler, Oct. 18
former, and as an orchestral mu- once, which he finally .did.
Music Study Club will hold its
sician of the highest calibre. Mr.
Shortly after his arrival in the first program meeting of the sea-
Gingold was born in Poland, but
he has lived and loved the Uni- U. S., he became,. a permanent son on Wednesday, Oct. 18, at the
ted States so long that he is as member of the Metropolitan YWCA, Columbia and Witherel,
, devoted a patriot as most native- Opera Co., and is noted for pos- at 8:15 p. m., it was announced by
born Americans. His solo on Oct. , sessing the lowest voice ever to Mrs. Rena Reathe Jackson, presi-
dent.
19 will be the Spanish Symphony sing there.
Committee Members
for Violin and Orchestra by Lalo.
Dr. Ira M. Altshuler, Detroit
Besides Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. psychiatrist, will lecture on
Wineman, members of the Cen- "Music in Hospitals." This will
Detroit NHJC League
ter music committee include the be illustrated by slides with
Plans Annual Theater Fete • following:
music by Miss Miriam Fleischer.
Nov. 7 to Raise Funds
Mesdames Oscar Blumberg,
Miss Leap Crohn, vocalist, will
Paul Broder, Douglas Brown, render several selectiOns with
The annual theater party of Harold Ehrlich, Walter Field.
Rosa Bassin Stein accompanying.
the Detroit League of the Na-
H. J. L. Frank, Lewis C. Frank, Mrs. J. S. Sauls is chairman of
tional Home for Jewish Children Morse Goldman, Alan Grossman, the program.
at Denver will be held, Tuesday, Maxwell Jospey.
Nov. 7, at 8:30 p. m. in the audi-
Sol Kesler, Maurice Klein, Tuesday Musicale Contest
torium of the Detroit Art Insti- Royal Maas, Wallace Roberts, For Original Compositions
tute. Mrs. Irving Swaab is Louis • Robinson.
general chairman.
Charles Rubiner, Sam Rubiner,
Tuesday Musicale of Detroit an-
Mrs. Leon M. Zechman, presi- Jacob Sauls, Max Schayowitz, nounces the annual contest for
dent of the Detroit League, urges Fred Schwab.
original compositions for 1944:45.
support - of the project to raise
. Carl Shalit, Morris Silver,
Manuscripts should be sent be-
funds for the home.
Nathan Simons, Seymour Simons, tween Nov. 19 and Dec. 1 to
James
L.
Stein.
Mrs. Jack Berger, chairman of
Helen Burr-Brand, chairman, 602
Amson Tabor, David Wilkus, Glynn Court, who will also sup-
arrangements. and her co-chair-
man. Mrs. Charles Agree, an- Julian Wolfner; and 'Misses Setta ply texts of contests rules. A
nounce that one of the outstand- Robinson, Marjorie Rosenthal stamped, self-addressed envelop
ing films of the year, newsreels, and Louise Shiffman.
must accompany all requests.
The patrons so far for the con-
and other entertaining pictures
Judges in the contest are:
cert are:
will be shown.
Charles Frederic Morse, chair-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sidney
Allen,
Mr.
and
Mrs. Sidney Sherman, ticket Mrs. Eugene Arnfeld, Mr. and Mrs. man; Mrs. Marcus Frost, Miss
chairman, 17344 Northlawn Ave., H. C. Broder,- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Margaret Mannebach, Graham T.
Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cohen,
advises that tickets are available Z.
Overgard, Jascha Schwartzmann.
Mr. and . Mrs. Abraham Cooper,
and may be obtained from mem-
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cohen, Mr. and
Mrs.
Abraham
Cooper,
Mr.
and
Mrs
bers and upon request, by mail.
Irving Berlin, having dis-
Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Mrs. Samuel Schwartz, 18311 Israel
oseph H. Ehrlich, Mr. sociated himself from his own
Ehrlich. Mrs.
Cherrylawn Ave., and M r s. and Mrs. Moe Ehrlich, Mr. and Mrs. company, starts business over
Emerman.
Robert S. Drews, 12500 Broad- David
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Field, Mr. again with but two of his old
street, chairman of the program and Mrs. William Field. Mrs. H. J. L. - songs on his ledger. He'll have
Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C. Frank,
book, request that all material be Mr.
and Mrs. Seymour Frank, Mr.
in their hands by Oct. 21. Mrs.. Walter Fuchs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred to tickle the ivories and hatch
Ginsburg,
`Mr. and Mrs. Morse Gold- some new, hits.
William Stark is in charge of the man.
"Tribute Page" in honor of our
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Grossman. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hamburger. Mr. and
men in the armed forces.
Mrs. Charles Haskill, Mr. Harry Ja-
Report "Extensive Roundup"
Of Jews in Bratislava
- WASHINGTON (JTA) — The
Berlin radio said this week that
the puppet government of Slo-
vakia had carried out an "ex-
tensive roundup" of Jews in
Bratislava. The broadcast, direct-
ed to the German armed forces
and reported by United States
government monitors, claimed
that it was the first such roundup
undertaken in the capital of the
puppet Slovak state but did not
disclose when it had occurred.
cobson. Mr.' and-Mrs. Maxwell Jospey.
Dr. and Mrs. S. Q. Kesler, Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Klein, Mr. and Mrs.
Phil K rawitz, Mr. and Mrs. Harry.
Krohn. Mrs, Benjamin Lambert, Mr.
and Mrs. Theo. Levin.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Michelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Prentis, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Purdy, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Rothberg, Mr. Abraham Shigman, Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Simons. Mr. and
Mrs. Seymour Simons.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Srere. Mrs.
Milfred Stern, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
Stern, Mrs. Amson Tabor, Mr. and
Mrs. M. George Waybalrn, Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Weiner.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Weisman, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Welt. Mr. and Mrs,
Frank Weisman, Mr. and Mrs. David
Wilkus. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wine-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Wollner.
Reena Biederman Center Dance Course
To Give- ' a Piano Opens This Sunday
The Jewish Community Center
Recital, Oct. 19 Dance
Seminar, which will fea-
Reena Biederman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Biederman of
1605 Lee Place, 'will be presented
in a piano, recital on Thursday,
Oct. 19, at 8 p. m., at the Detroit
Conservatory of . ....
Music.
Miss Bieder- -
man, a student'
of Henry Licht-
wardt and Lee
Corbman, both
of the Conserv-
atory, has been
studying at the
Conservatory for
13 years and is
now a . Junior.
Graduate. She isMiss Biederman
a student at Central High School
where she plays with the school
orchestra under the directiOn of
Mr. Goldenberg. She has been
teaching piano for the last three
years.
Several of the selections which
Miss Biederman will play at the
recital are: Mozart's "Concerto
in A Major," in which she will
be accompanied_ by Mr. Licht-
wardt; Lizt's "Hungarian Rhap-
sody No. 6; and Jacques Ivert's
"Le Petit Ane Blanc," which
translated is "The Little White
Donkey."
Local Brevities
LEONARD L. RADNER was
appointed war service chairman
of Pisgah Lodge of Bnai Brith
to be in charge of a program in-
cluding bond sales, blood donor
activities, in-camp and hospital
service programs; Mr. Radner,
who is recording secretary of
Pisgah Lodge, addressed Rebecca
Gratz chapter of Bnai Brith on
Oct. 1.
* * *
GALLOW FAMILY CLUB
held its first meeting of the 1944-
45 season on Oct. 1, at the home
of Mr. and .Mrs. Meyer Siegel of
17526 Santa Rosa Dr.
* * *
DOROTHY THOMPSON will
be the speaker for the opening
of the Detroit Town Hall's 16th
season at the Cass theater, Friday
Oct. 20, at 11 a. m.
Miss Thompson's articles on
Hitler before his access to power
in 1933 earned her his undying
enmity by her derogatory esti-
mate of his abilities as a leader
as a man. She
and his
was thrown out of Germany. Her
subject for the lecture is "Our
World Today."
ture Henrietta Greenhood, will
open this Sunday, at 2:45 p. m.
Miss Greenhood who has an
unusual reputation as a teacher
of modern dance, is a faculty
member of Hanya Holm School
and has been guest instructor - at
Bennington College and has ap-
peared in solo concerts in San
Francisco, New York and other
cities. She will conduct classes
from "Oct. 15 to 19, in both ele-
mentary and advanced technique.
Registration may be made at
the Jewish -Center office.
Don Cossack Chorus
Here Tuesday Evening
T h e original Don Cossack
Chorus and Dancers will appear
in the Masonic Auditorium next
Tuesday evening. Serge Jaroff,
the alert little conductor, again
will direct. the . chorus, whose
program includes the group's
best selections.
Film of Russia Opens
Adventure Series Here
AdVenture again invades De-
troit as the World Adventure
series, the public motion picture-
lecture programs at the Detroit
Institute of Arts, Woodward at
Kirby, prepares to open . its
eleventh season Sunday after-
noon, at 3:30 o'clock.
The World Adventure series
will feature a 100,000 mile mo-
tion picture tour of Russia. The
narrator will be Julien Bryan,
one of the best informed authori-
ties on Russia.
Bellaire Will Discuss
Japan at Town Hall
Japan's fate after the war will
be discussed by Robert Bellaire,
former United Press chief in
Tokyo, in his lecture at Detroit
Town Hall in the Fisher theater,
Wednesday morning, Oct. 18. His
subject will be "Jap Victory
Plan."
Reservations may be obtained
at Grinnells' for the entire series
at Detroit Town Hall, room 220
Hotel Statler.
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