Tikvah Lodge, Bnai Brith, Brings Back
Sulk Harand for Two Shows, Nov. 4
Sulie Harand, who won the tribulations of the King of -Siam
applause of Detroiters when she and the impact on him by the
appeared at the Adas Shalom British school marm. Anna.
In "South Pacific," Miss Har-
and will narrate, mimic and
sing the story, including songs
such as "Some Enchanted Eve-
ning," "Wonderful Guy," "Bali
Hai" and others. Miss Harand is
described by critics as a • one-
woman show in dramatic and
musical characterizations.
Lodge president, Philip Kram-
er, welcomes all Detroiters to
the show, of which Max Biber is
co-chairman. Louis E. Barden
and Max H. Littky, ticket chair-
men, announce that tickets may
be obtained through Lodge
MISS SULIE HARAND
members, by writing T i k v a h
Sisterhood donor luncheon last Lodge, 1631 National Bank Bldg.
year, will make her second ap- or by calling WO. 1-3173, TE.
pearance in this city, - this time 4-6474, UN. 1-4938 or UN. 1-5513.
under the auspices of Tikvah
Other members on the com-
Lodge, Bnai Brith.
mittee in charge of arrange-
Miss Harand will be heard at ments are Leo Genser, Solomon
two performances scheduled for Superfon, Arnold LaKritz, Ber-
2:30 p.m: and 8:30 p.m., Nov. 4, nard Panush, Myron Lebus, Jack
at Ada s Shalom Synagogue, Lieberman, Morton Lewis and
Curtis and Santa Rosa. In the Joseph Mebr.
afternoon show.. Miss Harand
will perform "Tales of the South
Pacific," James MiChener's Pul-
itzer prize-winning novel set to
music by Rogers and Hammer-
stein.
For her evening show, Miss
Harand will enact the play,
"The King and I," based on the
book "Anna and the King of
Siam." In this, she relates, in
song and costume, the trials and
THE JEWISH NEWS - 15
Friday, October 26, 1951
Hoshofar Musicale
At Davison Center
The first Hashofar musicale of
the season will be held at' 8:45
p.m., Sunday, at the Davison
Jewish Center.
.._ The Jewish Folk Chorus under
the direction of ,Henri Goldberg,
with Eliza Stulman at the piano,
will be heard in Jewish and He-
brew folksongs arranged by Max
Hefman, Jacob Schaefer, Paul
Held, Leo Kopf, M. Polanski and
Henri Goldberg. Ruth Goldman,
soprano, will solo.
Zinovi Bistritzky who recently
returned from New York to join
the first chair of the violin sec-
tion of the new Detroit Sym-
phoniy, will play the "Sonata in
A Minor" by Julius Chajes, with
the composer at the piano.
Following the concert a re-
ception will be held in honor of
some of the members - of the De-
troit Symphony Orchestra.
Gemiluth Chassodim to Honor Family Martyrs
At Celebration. Commemorating 10th Anniversary
Founded 10 years ago as a
Chevra Kadisha by a group of
German -J e w i s h immigrants,
Cong. Gemiluth Chassodim will
pay tribute to its founders at a
special anniversary meeting at
8 p.m., Sunday, at the Rose Sit-
tig Cohen Bldg., Lawton at Ty-
ler.
Today, Cong. Gemiluth Chas-
sodim, with Rabbi Leopold Neu-
haus as spiritual leader. and
Siegfried . Cahn, president, the
synagogue numbers 275 mem-
bers, holds regular services, op-
erates a religious schbol and
participates in social and chari-
table activities.
"Memorbook," reviving an an-
cient custom practiced in Ger-
man Jewish congregations, by
chronicling the names of several
hundred martyred relatives of
individual members, will be, a
unique feature of the anniver-
sary progiam. The volume was
Dr. Hugo Mandelbaum.
Guest speaker will be Dr. Max
prepared under the direction of
Gruenwald, rabbi of Cong. Beth
Israel, in Milburn, N.J. Dr. Gru-
enwald, formerly communal rab-
bi and leader in Mannheith, Ger-
many,'came to the United States
10 years ago. Before accepting
his present pulpit, Dr. Gruen-
wald was associated with the
Jewish Theological Seminary of
America. He is an active parti-
cipant in. many national move-
ments. •
ROSNER FAMILY CLUB will
meet Saturday, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stoller,
4227 Elmhurst.
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permanent quarters at 2221 E.
Davison, with members and
friends participating by con-
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