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Yeshivath Beth Yehudah
Opens Fall Registration
8—THE JEWISH NEWS
Rabbis Eisendrath. Klein, Sehaalman
Friday, August 22;"1952
TO Conduct Beth El liolyday .Services Burdick Re-Elected
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Rabbis Maurice N. Eisendrath, life tenure in his post. He is
Millard Klein and Herman E. national co-chairman of the Republican Chairman
Schaalman will preach the se:- Commission on Religious Organi- In the 1 5th District
mons at the High Holy day zations on the National Con-
ference of Christians and Jews
services of Tem- . -
Benjamin Burdick. attorney,
and vice president of the World who has been active i n Republi-
'le Beth El, Da-
Union for Progressive Judaism. can Party affairs for more than
vid Wilks. pres-
He served as Consultant at the
ident of the
- 15 years, and
San -Francisco Conference that
Temple, an-
who is actively
wrote the charter of the United
nounces.
associated in a
Nations.
Dr. Eisen-
Rabbi Klein is the new assis-
number of Jew-
d rat h is the
tant rabbi of the Temple.
president of the
ish movements,
Rabbi Eisendrath and Rabbi
Union of Amer-
was re-elected
Klein will conduct the services
ican Hebrew
Republican
in
the
Main
Temple
which
are
Congregations
chairman of the
open
to
members
only.
and is a gifted
15th Congres-
Rabbi
Schaalman
is
director
preacher. Under Dr. Eisendrath
sional District.
his guidance. the Union has ad- of the Chicago Federation of Re-
He has held this
ded, in less than a decade. more form Synagogues. He was or-
post since 1938.
Burdick
than 150 new congregations to dained at Hebrew Union College
Julius. C. Pliskow, who was a
its membership rolls. Dr. Eisen- in 1941 and after serving for member -of the Michigan dele-
drath was responsible for the eight years at Temple Judah, gation to the Republican Na-
removal of the Union head- Cedar Rapids. Ia.. he was chosen tional Convention, was chair-
quarters from Cincinnati to by the Union for his present man of the 15th Congressional
New York in 1951 and the con- important post. He will conduct District delegation to the Re-
struction of the House of Living the supplementary services in publican State convention last
Judaism on Fifth Avenue. New the Brown Memorial Chapel, Saturday.
York. He recently was voted a which are open to the public.
By FRANK SIMONS
Following the success of "I
Long to Belong," a musical com-
edy presented at Knollwood
Count ry Club two years ago,
members have been after its
author. Dr. J. Gilbert Israel, to
write another performance.
Last Saturay night. Knollwood
members witnessed "Mr. Jona-
than." and they all went away
commenting that Dr. Israel had
done it again.
The cast, consisting entirely
of young people, did an excellent
and near-professional job, and
they had wonderful material to
work with. Original music by
Ceor e Jenkins and Stewart
Sanders formed the musical set-
ting for lyrics by Dr. Israel and
Richard B. Werry, a Wayne Uni-
versity professor who collabor-
ated on the script:
There-3Lere 11 songs to bol-
ster Mr. Jonathan, which tells of
the mixup which befalls the
Winthrops and the Bronsons
prior to the surprise engagement
party of their children.
When Mrs. Winthrop, played
by Carol Kottler, makes a phone
call to Mr. Jonathan (Donnie
Sof ferin ), who is to bring the
cake for the party, the conver-
sation is overheard by her
daughter and future son-in-law.
The fun develops when they
misunderstand the conversation,
and have Mrs. Winthrop in-
volved in a rendezvous with Mr.
Jonathan in the attic.
The other principals are Ellen
Sherman as Mrs. Bronson, Mar-
tin Kohlenberg, as Edmund
Bronson, Jerry Halperin as
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HANCOCK. N.Y. — Some five
and one-half miles from this
; town. resting in the foothills of
the Catskill Mountains, is the
Brandeis Camp Institute, which
houses 90 university and college
undergraduates. including a
group of Detroit boys and girls.
All are participating in a four-
week program designed to pre-
pare them for leadership in the
American Jewish community.
Included in the Detroit con-
tingent are Dan Fogel. of 1303
Eureka, Wyandotte. junior at the
University of Michigan; Fred
Kapetansky. of 18452 Birchcrest.
Michigan junior: Sissi Bergstein,
another U. of M. student; and
Phil Zussman, of 3345 Burling-
, ame, junior at Michigan.
SL APPLENIEN TA R Y S ER VICES
Rosh Hashanah, September 19 and 20
Yom Kippur, September 28 and 29
in the
BHO\\ N ML110ItIA1. CHAPEL
George S. Kaufman : "The
human race seems to have im-
proved everything except peo-
ple."
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Rabbis
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H. Tennenbaum
L. Tennenbawn
will officiate and preach t he sermon
A Professional Choir will render
the
Liturgical Music
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FREE DELIVERY
Cards of admission may be purchased at the Temple
Office, daily from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and on week-
mils from 9:00 a.m. to l2:00 noon.
United Hebrew
SCHOOLS
• Afternoon Hebrew School
• Pre School Nursery
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Elementary School Classes Start Wednesday. September 3rd
High School Classes Start Monday. September 8th
REGISTRATION OF NEW CHILDREN August 25-September 12
Announces that tickets for the High Holy Day Services
;ill be available from Sunday, August 24th
The
Your Home for the
Jewish Holidays
Rabbi Joseph Elias, principal
of Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, an-
, nounces the opening of registra-
tion of all departments of the
, school. Classes consist of a
nursery and kindergarten for 4
to 6 year olds; a day school for
elementary and high school
students with emphasis on Jucla-
. ism, and afternoon classes for
children 6 to 16 who attend pub-
lie school.
Special activities planned foi.
the current year include a series
of educational seminars, with
participation by the Hebrew and
general staff to be open to the
public.
For full information on the
!Yeshivah program, and for reg-
istration, call TU. 3-3700, or visit
• the school office at 12322 Dexter.
Camp Institute
Knollwood Audience Has Good Lattalt ' Brandeis
Detroit Youths Attend
Front Dr. Israel's Script. 'Mr. Jonathan',
Frank Winthrop, Alan Luckoff as
Harold Bronson and Joan Grey
as Janet Winthrop.
Jerry Kane as Sam and
Marilyn Jasen as Sadie do some
fine cavorting as the servants
hired for the party. Each sings
a song. and they combine talents
on a cute duet called "Life Is a
Joke." Carolyn Israel, as the
maid. is the only other player.
although Halperin and Kohlen-
berg double as a pair of handy-
men to do a humorous bit about
"Arkansas Where We Come
From."
By far the most laugh-pro-
voking number (possibly because
the Knollwood audience felt at-
tuned to the lyrics) was Kohen-
berg's second number called - I
Can't Putt the Ball in the Hole."
Other tunes with excellent lyrics
were Ellen Sherman's plight
about what a woman goes
through to dodge a few extra
pounds. called "Calorie Blues;"
and Carol Kottler's two numbers
"A Doting Mother Knows What's
Best" and ''It's Fun to Be Neu-
rotic."
The romantic. interest is pro-
vided by Luckoff in "Just You"
and by Miss Grey in "Spring-
time," which also serves as the
play's finale.
The young people all showed
surprising talent for their roles.
especially since none of them
have ever lead claims to dra-
matic or singing careers. It was
good wholesome entertainment
and a lot of fun.'
According to Dr. Israel, the
show will go on, too. It will be
made available to charitable or-
ganizations who want to add a
little something extra to their
plans for fund-raising.
Aiding the presentation on the
production staff were Kenneth
Wolstone, Arlene Fineman, Deal
Fischer. Stewart Sanders, Oscar
Grey. Mrs. David Newman, Mrs.
Charles Kottler, Albert F. Run-
ell, Mrs. Harry Modell, Harold H.
Gilbert, Knollwood president,
and Sam Kane.
PREPARE
Location of Branches
ADAS SHALOM (Northwest Hebrew)-7045 Curtis
BETH AARON-18000 Wyoming
Cantor Rabbi Greenfield Will Officiate
CENTRAL BRANCH—Central High School
BNAI MOSHE-11401 Dexter
We appeal to every one to come and buy tickets,
so that the Synagogue may continue in existance.
LINWOOD-8849 Linwood
ROSE SITTIG COHEN-1 3226 Lawton
Please come and help us out! Buy your tickets early.
SCHAEFER BRANCH-18945 Schaefer
We is You All A Happy New Year
THE COMMITTEE
Slichot Will Be Conducted on
September 13th of 12 Midnight
Register Your Child Now
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