44 Friday, November 11, 1977 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Show on Balfour Anniversary Herzl Reborn in Hadassah
RALPH YAMRON'S
Orchestra
Theodor Herzl and his leg-
acy came to life in an ani-
mated one-man show at the
Hadassah cabaret night at
Adat Shalom on Nov. 2.
In "The Man Behind the
Legend," Harold Herbst-
man re-enacted the life and
activities of the founder of
_the political Zionist move-
ment, in a play by Yaacov
Orland which was produced
and directed by Sylvia
Mann.
In this production -
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Herbstsman skillfully por-
trayed the Herzl story. In
more than 70 minutes he
traced the life of Herzl from
childhood until his founding
of the World Zionist Organi-
zation and the convening of
the first World Zionist Con-
gress in 1897.
The great personalities
who figured in the life of
Herzl are eminently
referred to in the story and
Dr. Max Nordau appears as
the first of the gerat Jewish
leaders who promptly sup-
ported the Herzl dream for
a Jewish state in spite of the
criticsms directed at him.
The appeals Herzl made
to Baron Maurice de Hirsh
have a prominent part in
the story.
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marked the 60th anniver-
sary of the Balfour Declara-
tion which was issued on
Nov. 2, 1917, and because
this year also is the 80th
anniversary of the conven-
ing of the First World Zion-
ist Congress in Basle, the
Hadassah cabaret really
was a triple celebration,
even though the audience
was not alerted to the Zion-
ist anniversaries.
The Herzl story by
Herbstman also mentioned
the fact that Munich Jewry
refused to host the First
World Zionist Congress and
Herzl thereupon arranged
for it to Meet in Basle,
Switzerland.
President Inge Kramer of
the Metropolitan Detroit
Activities
in Society
Mrs. Max (Edith) Tem-
chin, former Detroiter of
Coconut Grove, Fla., chan-
ted the Haftara Oct. 28 at
services at the Israelite
Center Temple on the occa-
sion of her belated Bat Nlit-
zva. Detroiters attending
the ceremony were: Mrs.
Harry _(Milly) Spoon and
daughter, Linda Kushner,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wei-
ngarden and Mr. and Mrs.
Manny Sterns.
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Delegates from Detroit 41,
United Order True Sisters,
Inc., who will attend the
125th meeting of the Grand
Lodge and 18th national con-
vention of the women's
organization to be held Sun-
day through Thursday at
Kutsher's Country Club in
Monticello, N.Y., are Mrs.
Phillip Pollak, past presi-
dent, senior delegate; and
Mrs. Al Tennehouse, presi-
dent, junior delegate.
Accompanying them will be
Mrs. Stanley Baar, national
Sistergram chairman and
national trustee, who is run-
ning for re-election.
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Chapter of Hadassah
greeted the local gathering.
Merle Solway presided and
Paulette Bonin welcomed
the Hadassah Life Members
and Hadassah Associates,
the men enrolled in the
movement. More than 25
additional members in these
two groups were enrolled at
the cabaret party._
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