Fdmiar~ ] 9th. 19~7.
ALHAMBRA
(A.fr~.,. CeMelUlctu r'l-ei, Lui.)
NIGHTLY AT 8.15. Daily ~fatinee at 3.
GEORGJG ART ,JSS in Gaumont's Comedy Success,
HIS LORDSHIP.
Next
Week.
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Comnu•ncinf.( Next w·P.ek.
AX.:\A STEX
olossal Cast-Russian Ballet in
A WOMAN ALONE.
Russia Its Lifc>--lts H.ealism !
Cape Zionist Youth A'ctivities.
f,ape Zionist } oulh Executive.
Cultural Sub-r.omml/Lee. - As previously nmwwHed. thr Suh-<'ommittee is arnm2"in!!;
a l,nadcr!' Club. and Lhcre are only a limited nurnLer of v<.H'atH·ies availah1c. Early appli-
"ation i~ therefore essential. The Essay Com- petitior. <'loses 1st March, and any parti- rnlar!'- in re~anl lo the rnmpctilion are obtainable from Lhe office.
DatP to Remember.
Sundav 28th: "'\Toon light Trip round Roh·
hen Island.
Claremont-Tfynberg B.O.Z.S.
A
meeting was held in the Clarernonl Talmud Torah Hall, on Sunday, February 14th. Ch aver P. Goriion presided. Chaver S. Galloon read the minutes, '"hich 1\as followed hy the news·sPrvice in Hehre"\\, de-li\ered hy Chm.er
J.
Galloon. Next follo"\\<'CT a Hehre'v\ story, told by Chave1 S. Galloon. and a com ersational lesson in Hebre\\ hetween the Supervi<:er and Chaver 1. Katz. A fo~r the singing of Hebre\\ songs,!he mci->ling rondnded with the sinf!;inp; of Hatkivah.
llalmesbury Junior Maccabean Society.
An One'! Shabbat in vie\v of Hebrew Week was held in the Talmud Torah Hall, on Saturday, 6Lh inc;:.t., which was well attended lJy thP members. The subject "That one can he a p;ood Zionist without the know- ledp:e nf the Hebrew language" was dis-
cus~ed in both ac;:.pecls by :\1iss M. 1\IIeyers and :\Iessrs. Beinart and
J.
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J:t'irst You G.:\81' then You LA"C"GH!
THE MAN WHO COULD WORK MRACLES.
By H. G. \VIQLLS with
ROLAND YOUNG
a ntl Brillian L Cast.
Produced by Alexander Korda.
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Exchange Place, Cape Town.
Friday anrl Saturday at 3 and 8.15.
RAl..1PH LY:SN in the Gainsborough Comedy,
ALL IN.
Monday Next.
GIWRGJ1J UA:S('HOJ1'T in His Greatest Achievement,
HELL SHIP MORGAN.
Capetown Orchestra
(Conductor: Wm. J. Pickerlll)
City Hall, To-Morrow, 8.15.
VIC DA VIS AN HIS MELODY MAKERS.
Tiekets at Darter's and f;ity Ha1l.
City Hal.l, Sunday, 8.30.
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Admission F'ree. (;hairs 6<1.
The Milnerton Turf Club .
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OUR CHILDREN'S CIRCLE
Conducted by COUSIN HELEN.
Our Motto:
"Do not unto others, what you would not have others do unto you."
"A little child shall lead them." -Isaiah xi., 6.
\I y dear Little Cousins,
"iexL Thun;r:h1) \\ e shall all be celebrating
!he merry festival of Purim, which com- memorates the story of the Book of Eslher- the ·' J\tleg:illah" which is read in the syna- f!Ogue during the festival.
The ~Lory tells of the dreadful calamil}
\~hich threatened the Jewish people wbo lived in the proYinccs of Persia thousands of years ago. At that time Ahasuerus was 1 · ing of Persia and he chose Esther, the beautiful niece of Mordecai for his queen.
At that time Haman became Prime Minister of Persia; he hated Mordecai and because of him he hated all Jews.
Harnan made a plan Lo destroy the Je\\S of Persia. For this he needed the consent ol' the Emperor: \\ho gave him his signet ring thus cmpo\\ering him Lo sign all decrees.
I lalllm1 "<'l th<' dnll• for Id~ 11111rdero11s plan hy 11wa11, ol ca..;Lint! lol (lot" in Persian an' l'alh·d "purim. ·· lw111·e Llw name of the festival) and LhaL happerwd lo be the Lhitlecnlh of Lhr month of Adar. On that day all the JP\\" \\l'tl' Lo l>e killc<l.
The Feast of Esther.
The J e\\ s of Sbushan-the capital of Persja-fasted and prayed. Mordecai begged Esther to plead with her royal hus- band for her people. Esther feared for her own life. lmt she nevertheless invited Ahasuern" and Haman to a feast at which --he fell before the king and declared that
it ~was her om1 pPople whom Haman meant
Lo def:troy. The king rose in anger and ordered Haman to he hanged on the ver;
µ;allo\\ s he had erected for NT ordecai.
After that \Iordecai v. as appointed by the Emperor as prime minister in place of Haman. The order that had been given, however, could not be changed, for it had on it the seal of the king. But he issued another order giving the Jews the right to defend thf'msrlves against their enemies. many of '' hoP1 '' crf' killed.
Correspondence.
Solly Kessler. -Thank you very muc:h for
\nut letlf'r. Please \\ritt' again soo11.
Your loving,
COUSIN HELEi~.
[To become a member of Our Circle write down your name, age, address and anything else you choose, and send it to Cousin Helen.]
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Ahasm•1·us at th<' Feast of EsthC'r.- B)· RC'rnhrnndt.
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February 19th, ] 937.
CAPE ZIONIST YOUTH ACTIVITIES.
(Continued frrmi Preriuus Przge).
singinµ: of HcLre\\ son~s. ..,ornr delightful
~olos hy Rev. Efron. as \\ell as rommunit' singing '~ 11s mH1ther feature of the afternoon.
Poems, Hf'prnpriale Lo the or<'asion \\ere re- ('ited. These included "To a Bird" by Mi.;;s Z. Branfl, "Wlwn l am Dead'' h) Miss M Resnick, and "In the Heal of thf' Day" by
\Iifs
vT.
Beinart. Af1er thr Re,. Efron µ:ave his O\\n opini(.Jll on 1hr ahove rnen- Lion<'d stJlJjc·<·L. After l\'fr. Cohen had pro- posed (] vol~ or thanks lo thf' speakf'r. a ve1T plf': sanl a ftern<~on endf'd "ith Lhr.c:.;;ngin~ of Hatih ah.
GrPen and Sea P< int ]ew;sh Guild.
A vf'ry .. urceso;;fu] Purim P.\ ening was held at
the
rcsidrnce of"\!Ir.
andYrr"-. A. M.
Jackson, on VTonday. 16th inst. Mr. S.
\lfaJlach 1n1vr an int0rr>sling Lalk on the sub- ject of Purim. and a short play regardin~
this f P~t iY:-i l was rnactecl hy the Mis~.es
R.
Shns1·han.
R.
Wolff.E.
Harris and E. Kos- sick and "\Tr. A. Hanson. ~Tr. 1\. Jackson P~1lertainrcl al Lhe piano.A
hat debate was includefl in the programme and a great deal of interrstinp: dis<·11ssion was heard on the\arious suhjects.
The nr ·t Hlf'r>Ling d the Guild is taking Lhc form of a noal Trip round Rohhen hlan<l on LlH' 2f1th in.:;t. TiC'kets are ~s.
l1Cr person and only a limit<'rl n11rnhcr may Le ~old. 1L is thrrf'for0 ad\ isahle Lo huy vour tichts })('fore hand al the Zionist Youth Officf' or from anv Gnilcl CommillcC' nwm- brr as thif' will C'nsurf' a sral on Lhf' hoat.
Boys' nw11 Zionist Soriety.
The first nwt'Ling of Lh<' new session wa:-- hdd al Lht> residt>11<·e nf Chmer A. Ahral1mn·
:<on on tlw I Sth in::-l.. Chnv1·r
A.
\Vall wa~in Litt• drnir. 'I lie Cl1airnw11 in \\elcornin~
!he 111emhf'r-; baC'k frn111 tlwir holiday cl·-
"1ar ('d how forl1111alc Lhc·y \\Pl'<' in obtaining Mr. S<tlhl'l'. A. Clialut·1. on holiday from Palc::;Linl' lo 1·011w and address them. "VTr.
'.~alhrr thr.11 spoke 011 "Lift• in thf'
Ellll'k. ,.
a lf'l'Lurc \\ hich prm <'d both interesting and i11str11C'li\'P. Songs \\l'l'f' '"llllg and after n
\ ole
or
thanh wa~ passc~d by the convenor.an interesting lll<'Pling \\a..; hroughl Lo a 1.:lose with LhP singing of Hatikvah.
C.r. illaccah; Cultural Group.
A rnf'etin!!· \\as Jwl1l on 10th Fcbruarv al the rf'siflrrn<' of :\lr. Ya-.;\oin. GB. Roeland Street. Cape Town. \frs. ~Iaissel was in the r hair. "\Tr . . \L f\.ahn read the ne\\s-ser\ice.
\[r. II. Salli<'r addrcscrd the members on his experiences at G\·aL. Eretz Israel. Mem- bers found it very inlen~sting and numerous question" \\ere asked.
:VIr.
'VI. Shewelev!'roposrd a Yot~ of thanh.
Th(' nr t meeting take5 place on 2Lllh inst.
\ \Ta \i.;htmrn e\cnin~. ·Mernhers will h<' inforn1f'd al a later dale of the venue.
1f1 nadstod-Snlt Rfrer lunior Zionist Society.
Tho"P hho intend coming lo Lhe dance :ll the Talmud Torah Hall. WoodsLocl.. on Sundav. 21 sl. arf' reminded that the venue :ws heC'n r h~np:C'd to 1hc Phi1lip's Studio.
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