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GARRICK Tercd the Art of Voice Projection, and Mood ·\. I Page Eight THE WESTERN JEWISH NE'NS Thursday, April 3; 1952 Thursday, April 3, 1952 THE WESTERN JEWISH NEWS When You Nood Ffowoni YMHA Players Score f Top Hit 4pplaudEd 41 I Bay;.Binder Vows Exchanged Mako Sure lt'1 ••• Big Hit With "Careeha" In Beautiful Hotel Ceremony POI\TAGE As author, composer and libretto Basie Marantz reaches top rank, ; FLORISTS His extravaganza, "Careeba/' presented at the Playhouse on Sunday even• Mr, and Mrs. H. A, Wodlinger, of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cherniack an- M~JOR MARGOLIS. Ing by the Y.M.H.A, 11 Bright1ights" to a packed audience, shows an extra­ Leask, Sask., anno\lnce· the engage~ nouncc the marriage of their son, where, in addition lo local artists TC· ordinary talent for one still below 20. PasSOOer Tea Set Every Qrdcr Rccalvoa Personal n ,f Abba, to Esther, daughter of Mr. and presented there were a number of For its general brightness, the·- -"'-----'---------­ ment .of their daughter, Helen C'h ·' Altcnllon catchy tunes and delightful lyrics, no time lag, a common fault in the Louise, of Vancouver, to Louis Segal, BY lVliriam apfer Mrs. D. Z. Nams, of KlaT Yohoshua •. exhibits of Mr. Daniel's works. Phone son of Mr. nnd. Mrs. Michael Segal, ;i,, • The marriage took place in Israel These, for the most part, depicted 357 Portage Ave. 924 228 combined with his obvious grasp of usual run of amateur, productions. , '•,. Players Shine of Vancouver. The wedding will take !fl. April .1. Jewish life in EuroJ)e in the y~ars (At Carlton) ... theatrical technique and verve for ___ _______ The sccJlic effects were excellent, place May 18 al . the Beth Israel JI , · • • • from 1929 to 1939. Mrs. K. Z. Palticl showmanship, Mr. Marantz deserves and the transformation from a South synagogue, Vancouver. Mrs. A. Baker, of. Vancouver. is presided, supported by Jack Stein­ full marks. He has a conception of production which raises him abOve Sea island t_o New York well con­ • • • visiting her son-in~Jaw and_ daughter, berg. the status of amateur. ceived. Of the players, particular Mr, and Mrs, C, Shefrin, After a short introduction by Alvin ALLIQUIPPA, Penn.-Rabbl and C. Eastman, director o! Winnipeg ODEON · There was no flagging of inter- mention must be made of Norman • • • Mrs. M. Pritzker (nee Rose Kanev­ Art Gallery, Professor Ashley est, and sentiment mixed with Mittleman, as the witch· doctor. Hls Mr. and Mrs, C. Shefri,n •(m~e W. THEATRE sky) announce the birth· of thEiir McCloy of the University School of drollery, while the music was Or rich baritone voice was most effec­ Mickey Baker) are receiving con­ dnughter,-~elene Leah, on March 26. Fine Art, gave a Survey . on art Rnd NOW SHOWING quallty. SkJJfully devised chore- live. Arnold Naimark, as_ Hyman gratulationb on the birth of a daughter, .Clarette, a sis_ter for Joel the paucity in this sphere of culture ography, and scenes set with al- Zailig, although 8 small Pa rt, ·• .. ,~~MEET DANNY j to- b_e fOund in Canadn, Art, to be most a professional touch, served showed a keen sense of comedy, M~. and Mrs. L8.rry R. Travis (nee Arthtir, on March 23, at th'e Ma­ effective, hild to be experienced. He to lift the whole show above the ·which kept the hotise uproarious. Sedel .Freedman) are happy to an.. ternity Pavilion, WILSON" congratulated Canadian Jewish Con­ Reesa Levy (as Kaluah), Sidney nounce the birth of their son, Nathan • • • Starring • , . ·gress. for furthering aft by Sponsor­ humdrum, where a weak plot Gussin (Steven), Orla Bjornson Leonard, March-20 at Children's hos­ Mr, and Mrs. Phil Chafetz are ing the exhibition, FRANK SINATRA could have left it. Instead, ~twas (Lula), and Elk un Rosenheck pital, Buffalo, N.Y., a brother for happy to announce the bir.th of their SHELLEY WINTERS a rare entertainment. (Jeremy) played leading roles, to­ Evelyn Rachel and a grandson for son, on March 29, at the Maternity ALEX NICOL The large cast, composed of mem- gether with Lester B. Bursten (Syd­ SMASH SUCCESS was scored 31) at the third major affair of music; and a wardrobe ·commiitee Ann Katz, Birdie Klady, Clara Olenick, Fanny Resnltsky, Eve Mr. ·and Mrs. Hershel Freedman, of Pa,viliori, a br~ther for Adelle and ney Harrison) and Bernard Glow Chanella. (Adult) I hers of the "Y," and all under 20, by members of Jewish Women's the women's U.J.A, drive: the $10- consisting of Mesdames H. Cohen, Lander, Pearl Lerner, Min Linder, Ross, Judy Saifer, Doris Sandell, Toronto, and first grandson· for Mr. (as the chief), but they were not and Mrs. Harry Travis, 172 Lans­ Qiluhhnm performed as thespians to the life. Musical club shown above as they and over donor luncheon in Royal Doris Margolis, Mollie Paskov, Sylvia Luginsky, Doris Margolis, Ruth Selby, Mona Slotnikoff, a~together well cast. Howard Katz, presented what was unanimously Alexandra 'hotel. Featured in the Doris Sandell, .Fanny Shnay, Sara Gel't Markell, Sheila Markovits, Thelma Steiman, Rose Towe, Dora downe ave'nue, Winnipeg. Minnie Churchill chapter, Hadas­ They had their faults, mainly that as the captain, had a cheery number, acclaimed as "a brilliant and staging and· performance of the Sommer· and Jenny Yaren. Narra• Sally Maslovsky, Nettie Mozersky, Wagner, Clara Weiner, Evelyn sa_h, will meet 1.30 p.m, Monday, April 7, at a dessert luncheon at the several of the players had not mas- and his crew .were just in the right magniflcant" performance of the cantata are: Aviva Herson, direc­ tors are: Aviva HerSon, Betty Cam, Ada Meloff, Vera Omnitsky, Anna Wcisenthal, Ann Wiseman. • • • MRS. II. ATNIKOV Congress Culture Mr, and Mrs. Gerry Daien (nee who is one of the three conveners home of Mrs, E. A. Brotman, 55 GARRICK tercd the art of voice projection, and mood. cantata, "What Is Torah?" before torj Sara Udow, choral conductorj Iola Victor and Olive Yaffa. Dan• •---•---•-•--••-n___ ,,_,, ___., ____ Pearl Tenenbaum) announce the Bannerman avenue. a packed audience at the $25-and­ Leila Gladstone, piano accompani­ cers: Sara Sommer, Jeanette at the Miriam chapter, Hadnssah, NOW SHOWING some lacked dramatic a-bility1 but Sandra Kaplan and Norm Filkow birth of their daughter, Rachelle Week Opens ~ver special gifts luncheon - sec­ ment; Yael Sures, Chaliel accom­ Guttman, Eva Dolgin, Helen ·Atni­ FOR THE FINEST IN 30th Passover tea at the home of this did not deflect from the general were adept as festival dancers in a Arez at the .Maternity PaVilion, oI'l • • • ond major event of women's 1952 paniment; Vera Omnitsky, Soloistj kov, Claire Dveris; Mary Malkin, 1 Mrs. D. Beli, 91 Cathedral avenue, "I was inspired to paint by the A rummage sale will be held at ""Return ol effect. One good feature, there was scene which was altoge~er delight­ Chinese and American Dishes March 30. Sunday, April 13, from 2 to 10 p.m. drive for U.J.A. - in Royal Alex­ Sara Sommer, dance instructor; Esther Chernick and Lena Stoller. great tragedies I saw for Jews is Augustine church, River at Osborne ful, which v.:as also true of Aubrey andra hotel. The professional-style • • • Mrs. H. KasCdy and Mrs. A. Brick­ 11 Europe," declared Polish born the Texan'" Mireille Grandpierre Kantor, Choral group members are: Ann VISIT Dr. a,nd Mrs. Gerald S. Margulies street, Saturday, April 5, at 2 p.m. Tadman as Shoeshine Boy. The production-featuring outstanding choreography; Min Linder, pro~ Asowich, Edith Bland, Elsie Cam­ man are a1so convenors, There will Harry Daniels, now resident in ·To­ Starring , • , (nee Norma RodmJ are happy to an­ be a home cooking sale, proceeds ronto. Mr. Daniels, wQo spoke at the large chorus danced with precision, choral singing interpretive danc­ duction manager and wardrobei inetsky, Sonia Devere, ·Eva Dia­ GOOD EARTH DALE ROBERTSON I'··,,,~ ing and draITlatic narration-was Gwen Secter, lighting; Edith .Go­ mond, Shirley Dirnfeld,· Sara nounce the birth of their daughter, going to. help elect Joan Omson opening of the third annual Art and The ·marriage of Norma Binder, youngest daughter of Mrs. Morris and in the spirit of their setting. queen of the forthcoming Hadassah Culture week arranged by Canadian CARNIVAL TEA JOANNE DRU highlighted again Monday, (March lub .and Sara Freund, rehearsal Donin, Clara Fainstein, Eve Field• ·Sandra Lynn, on March 161 at Oak­ Binder, and the late Mr, Binder, and Soul Bay, only son of Mr. and Mrs. It is a pity that it was only for RESTAURANT carnival. Jewish·,Congress in association with ~innie Churchill chapter, Hadas­ Jack Bay of Winnipeg, was solemnized on Sunday, Feb. 24, in the Blue bloom, Edith Golub, Ann Kerman, land, Culif. (Residence: 1222 E. 34th WALTER BRENNAN one night, since a longer show might Deliclously Prepared - Appetizingly Served the Peretz Centenary committee, sah, will hold a tea in honor of Faith room of the Marlborough hotel, against a lovely background of candle­ should make recompense to indi:. street, Oakland, Calif.) SEATTLE, Washington-Mr. and have foupd the town humming "I'm Rancho Don Carlos In a Delightful Atmosphere. urged the necessity for stimulating Tapper, Hadassah Carnival queen light and colored tulips, (General) vidual Jews whom she injured but Best WJshes to oll our Friends · Mrs. Cyril Leonaft (nee Faye Mat­ in Love With You,11 "My Daddy should pay the billion and a half dol­ Jewish culture. ca!ldidate, at the home of Mrs. C. The ceremony was performed by Rabbi M. Schwartzman. Mrs. Sadie Stars Cab Calloway and Cu1tomen for o Happy and "WE INSIST ON THE ~EST" FOR THE LATEST IN lin) are receiving congratulations on 1a.-------------' Riesenberg sang "Because," accompanied by Harry Levin.
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