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THE ZIONIST RECORD May 10th, 1940.
MR. JOSEPH SACK.
-the young South African musi- cian and journalist, who recently returned to Johannesburg after seven years overseas. He has established the Tudor Players, a new combination of musicians pre- senting light music specially arranged for the microphone, with
Euge~1e Magid as leader and solo- ist. They were heard la t week, and made a good impress1on.
Joseph Sack was born in Johan- nesburg twenty-four years ago, and went to London in 1933 on a South African University S holarship and studied at the Royal A ademy of l\Iusic, winni1.ig the Sir Edward Cooper P1 iz and tho Stokes Bursary. Later he hecam a memb r of th l1on- d 11 ymphony r ·h t ru, and al o id fr quent ll.l . . broad- casts. A fe nights ago fr. Sack was the soloist in the fir broad- cast performance in Johannesburg of the Rococco Variations by Tschaikowsky. On l\Iay 20th and 27th he will present "J kylls and Hydes of Music,"-the first two of a number of f atur programmes which have been written and
will
be presented by Mr. Sack with the studio orchestra and soloists.
THE CHILDREN'S FETE
which was to have been held on Sunday, May 5th, ha. been postponed to take place
on
SUND Y, 12th May, at 2 p.m.,
at the re ·idence of
Mrs. H. L. ZINN, 9, 5th A venue, Lower .Houghton.
Children: Cinema Sho\v!'\, Merry-go-rounds.
Clown, Ventriloqui!:it, Lucky Dips, .Fa111:·y 'Stall, Raees, Fancy Dress Com11etition, P1·izes.
Adult!; :-Clock-Golf and Tennis.
AD USSION: 1/- for adults.
6d. fot· children.
Houghton llranch, Johanne bur .. Worn n' Zionist League.
If he who grow~ two blades of grass
·where only one had pince, ' Deserve~ the thanks of every class And benefits the race,
Then v.-orthier still of honoured name While coughs and colds endure, Emblazoned on the scroll of f me Is Woods' Great Pe11pe1·mint. Cure.
CI • a
Sydney, only son of Dr. and Mrs.
L. D. Adler, will read Maftir at the Krugersdorp Synagogue on Saturday, May 18th. "'
Congratulatiorts are being extend- ed to Rev. and .. Irs. I. Wolff, of Windhoek, on the birth of a son on the 1st inst., at the Windhoek Hospital.
The engagement is announced of Sylvia, eldest <laughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Robinson, Upington, to Dr. Abe Cohen, of Upington, son of Mr. .and Mrs. 1\-I. Cohen, Tulbagh
Road. 1
The marriage of Helen, only daugh- ter of Mrs. I. Gerber and the late Mr. S. Gerber, of Bulawayo, to Syd- ney, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Gruber, of Mashaba and Bulawayo, will be solemnised at the Bulawayo Syna- gogue on Wednesday, 8th May, at 3 p.m.
Dennis Rudnick, eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. I. H. rramer, Mint Road, Mayfair, will read a portion of the Law at th2 li'ord burg- Synagogue, on Saturday, 11th lay.
The engagement is announced of Hilda, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. Yatzef, of .1. laitland, Cape, to Sam Julius, only 001 of 1r. and :Mrs. H.
.Joff , o Joh· nn burg.
... ir. and ... 1r . I. Sack (nee Bes i Fuchs) ar b ing congratulated n the bfrth of a <laught r on 28th Apr.01.
'I'he marriage took place t the Wolmarans Street Synagogue, on May 8, at 3 p.m., of Bryn , daughter of l\Irs. Fanny Hoomer and the late l\Ir. M. Roomer, to Mannie, son of Mr. l\I. Y reeve and the late Mrs. S.
I" reeve.
Sydney, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Nowosenetz, of 570 Ver- meulen Street, Arcadia, Pretoria, will read a portion of the Law at the Market Street Synagogue, on May 11.
Mr. a.nd Mrs. Philip Kaplan (nee Gena Phillips), of 30 Hoy lake Road, Greenside, are being congratulated on the birth of a daughter.
Benater-Sopher
The marriage took place last week- end at the Park Synagogue, Johan- nesburg, of Anne, daughter of Mrs.
J. Sopher and the late Mr. Sopher, to Mr. Reginald Benater, flying_ in- structor at the Witwatersrand Tech- nical College School of Aeronautics, and son of Mrs. L. Benater, of Dur- ban. The Rev. Dr. A. T. Shrock officiated.
The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr. A. Sopher, was at- tended by the bridesmaids Miss Essie Sopher and Miss Bertha Soplier.
The best man was l\iir. R. H.
Sopher, brother of the bride.
Morris-Eagle
The marriage of Elaine Hilary, only daughter of Mr. A. Eagle and the late Mrs. Eagle, of Saxonwold, and Nathan David, only son of Mr. and .l\Irs. J. Morris, of Yeoville, took place at the Park Synagogue recently, the Rev. Dr. A. T. Shrock officiating.
Miss Lily Tolkin and :Miss Helen Slotar were the bride maids and ther~ were five flower girL, V~lerie, Demse and Pamela Sack Gloria Driver and Joyce Goldstone'. Brian Sack was the page boy.
The best man was Mr. )Iilton Sack, and ~he pol -beare1·s were l\f e srs. J.
orr1 , I . Bloch, l.i. an<lgTol nd and 1. J 0
nu
r .At th r ception ub quently held at the arlton Ho I, the bride's aunt l\11·s. 11. Li sack, acted as hostess. '
GER MIST ON
A Sef er Hayeled Inscription
. A gathering of friends and rela- tives assembled at the residence of Mr. and l\Irs. W. Gilchrist on Thurs- day, May 2nd, in order to celebrate the Pidyan Haben of their infant son Louis. At the suggestion of Cantor I. Kaminer, it was decided to in- scribe the child in the Sef er Hayeled, and an amount of £2 12s. was col- lected for this purpose. This amount has been sent to the Head Off ice of the Jewish National Fund in Johan-
nesburg. ,
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Next Huberman Recital
The thousands of admirers of the superb violin play:?g of Bronislaw Huberman will be pleased to hear that this gif~ed 'irtuoso is to appear at a special- ly arranged Orche3tral C~oncert at the Colosseum Theatre on Sunday, May 19th. There will be an or clH. tra of se,•enty-fiY:! p'ayers, conducted by Charles 1\lanning.
'I hi~ ·ill hc th fir t OC'_<'1t8ion that .Mr. Huberman plays with an orchestra in Johannesburg and the occasion is likely to draw a large audience to the c lebrat d play- house.
On Wednesday, Ma. 22nd, the famous violinist will giv the .final concert of his tour at the Prmces Theatre, Durban. '
A Charity C abaret
Under the auspices of the Jewish Immigrants Help, a char;ty cabaret was held at the Coronation Hall on Saturday vening, the 4th inst. The function, which was under the per- sonal supervision of Mr.
iJ
oseuh Trauneck, rr•Jved a most enJoyable affair. A considerable numb~r . of artists gave of their talent w1llmg- ly and it is hoped that. as a result of the function. a considerable sum Df money has been raise i fo.... the fund of "Our Par<!nts' Home."DIRECT FROM PALESTINE
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SIL VER WEDDIN G AT GEORGE Mr. and Mrs. J . Berelowitz
Mr. and Mrs. J. Berelowitz, of George, have been the recipients of numerous messages of congratula- tion o.n the occasion of the 2fith an- niversary of their wedding. At a gathering held last Thursday even- ing at their residence, the happy event was celebrated, and as a token of the esteem in which the couple are held, particularly by the Jewish com- munity, a presentation was made to them. Congratulatory speeches were delivered by Mr. I. Israelsohn (vice- president of . the Hebrew Congrega- tion), by Mr. Harry Comay (pre- sident of the Zionist Society), and by Heverend I. Wolk.
The Berelowitz family is one of the pioneer families of George. :For a number of years Mr. Berelowitz had carried on business at Rondevlei.
After hiH marriage in HJ15, in Union- dale, he and Mrs. Berelowitz settled in George. Here, during the year~
that have elapsed since then, they have become known to all sections of th' con1111unity, for their unfailin ·
l'Olll'l< sy, l'OUplc d ·ilh lh i1· tl'il't integrity, and the are held in the highest esteem. ·
Mr. and Mrs. Berelowitz are foun- dation members of the George Heb- rew Congregation and of the G<!orge Zionist Society, and have alway8 1
taken the keenest interest in the ac- tivities of thes·e two bodies. Their
liberality towards charitable causes is extremely well-know.n.
"Co cktail D ansant and D ress Show"
I I
Dancing to tuneful music, a dress-1 show with stream-lined mannequins to display the latest fashions, a cheery atmosphere and the suirit of gaiety will all be found on Tuesday afternoon, May 14th, at a "Cocktail Dansant and Fashion Display" to be held at the 400 Club, Chrysle,.. Build- ings, .Johannesburg, from 4.30 p.m.
onwards.
Starting as it does in the late afternoon, this function is just the kind to provide men and women alike with delightful relaxation after a busy day.
"Romanze" will provide the fash- ions for the dress-show, and the Parktown Branch of the Women's Zionist League have organised the entertainment in aid of the J.N.F.
Tickets are obtainable at the door or beforehand by 'phoning Mrs. Nora Frankel, 41-2752, before 10 a.m. or between 6-7 p.m.
Around the
and
Cinemas Theatres
Bio-Vaudeville at the E mpire
Ian Hay's brilliant and well-known success, "The Middle Watch" will continue to be screened at the Em- pire Theatre this week. Jack Buchanan, Fred Emney and Greta G!ant take the leading roles in this picture, which provides 70 minutes of hilarious fun. The new revuette
"Empire Highlights," produced by Philip D. Levard, will be presented on the stage and the entertainers in this revue aye Scott Sanders, Marjorie Gordon, the 12 Empire Girls, and Joe young and Company. The support- mg programme will foclude an extra special newsreel of the fighting in Norway and also the Battle for Narvik.
"Four Wi ves" at the C olosseum
Warner Bros.' present a charming film in "Four Wives" at the Colos- seum this week. In it figure the same stars who took roles in "Four Daug-hten:/'-Prifcilla, Lola and Hosemary Lane, Gale Page, Claude Rains, John Garfield and Jeffrey Lynn, and all of them µrovide per- fect entertainment in one of the live- liest comedy i«llllc 11 ·e . Walt Dis ne}'.'s cartoon, "The gly Duckling-,''
\'luC'h w:i. an1rd1d tlw gold lll<dal as the lH•. l , '101 t of I !13!1, will b' shown and th latest overseas news reels and an interlude by Charles Manning and the Colosseum Orchestra complete the programme.
"Secret Journey" at the Plaza
A picture of interest, depicting how secret service men tr~ck down the "Fifth Column,'' is the Anglo- American film, "Secret Journey,"
featured at the Plaza Theatre this week. It is full of thrills, adventure and surprisei:; and should appeal to all audiences,. The supporting pro- gramme is up to the usual high stan- dard and includes the latest overse.as war news, shorts and a musical in- terlude on the Wurlitzer. The ap- pearance on the stage of further entrants in the "Search for Beauty"
contest will be an added attraction to this evening's (Friday) pro- gramme.
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