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Mrs. Bertha Solomon, M.P ., has been appointed a member of the National Nutrition Council.
The engagement is announced of Zillah, youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Z. Hareven, to Max, son of Mrs. a.nd the late Mr. Phillip Gray- man, of England. Both of Johannes- burg.
The engagement is announced of Sylvia, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Kerbel, of East London, to Joe Kirsner, of Johannesburg, second son of Mr. and the late Mrs. Kirsner, of Excelsior, O.F.S.
The engagement is announced of Sarah, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. .J. Jacobson, of Winburg, O.F.S., to Harold, elder son of Mr.
and Mrs. S. Durbach, of Clocolan, O.F.S.
John and Vicky Krame~ (nee Yap- lan) are being congratulated on the birth of a son, on March 18th, at Brakpan.
The engagement is announced of Anita, twin daughter of Mrs. H. and the late Mr. B. Mendelovitz, and .Na tie, younger son of Mr. and Mrs.
S. Feinstein. Both of Johannesburg.
Flight-Sergeant and Mrs. M. J.
Cohen (nee Dinki Sak ) are being congratulated on the birth of a son, at the Florence Nightingale, on March 27th.
Congratulation~ are being extend- ed to Mr. and Mrs. V. Meyerowitz, of , om mi · ioner St et, ,. ru •r ~ d01 p, on th hi th o a son.
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Professor S. H. Frankel
Professor S. H. Frankel has been appointed a member of the new Food Supplies Advisory Board estab- lished to assist the Union Food Con·
troll er, Colonel W. R. Collins.
Mr. H. Hadley
The many friends of Mr. H. Had- ley, who has recently been touring on behalf of the Jewish National Fund, will be gfad to learn that he is i e- covering from his rncent illness and jg
now convalescent.
A "BUTCHERS'" DANCE
The annual dance of the Witwaters- rand and Pretoria Wholesale Butch- ers' Association will be held in the H.O.D. Hall o.n Wednesday, 15th April, and is in aid of the Meat Trade candidate in the Golden City Queen Contest for the Governor-General's National War Fund. Double tickets are 21s. each and can be had on ap- plication to the Hon. Secretary, P.O.
Box 3995, Johannesburg .
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NEXT PRODUCTION OF REPERTORY PLAYERS
"The Late Christopher Bean"
The Johanne~burg Rf'pertory Players have chosen a hilarious comedy for their fo1-thcoming pre-
.~entation at the Standard Theatre from April 10th to l 8th. It i::: "The Late Christopher Bean,'' adapted and translated by the famous actor- playwright, Emlyn Williams, which ran for more than five hundred nights at the St. James's Theatre in Lon- don. Miss Muriel Alexandel' is pro- ducing, and her cast: includes many well-known and exnet ienccd rnember5 of the Repertory Player::;.
GRAND FILM PREMIERE
"Week-end in Havana" at 20th Century Theatre
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A Pesach Evening
On Sunday, .)th April, <t Grand J>esach evening will be held at the oronation Hall unrler the auspices of the Histadruth Ivrith. Dr. Ale ander Goldstein \'\'ill deliver an address on the Hebrew theatre in Pal,,stine. A number of well-kno vn artists will contribute to an interesting pro- gramme.
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SUCCESSFUL CONCERT IN AID OF PALESTINIAN
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The Grand Concert held on Wed- nesday, 18th March, at the Library Theatre in aid of Palestinian Soldiers' Comforts <lrew a crowded audience which fil1ed every seat. A feeling of enthusiasm for the cause pervaded the atmosphere. All the arti:-;ts received a hearty welcome.
There can be no doubt that the folk singing of Cantor I. Alter proved the h ighl igh t. of a really excellent pro- gramme. Another interesting feature was the production by Irene Cohn of the "Victo1·y V" in which the Palc:;- tine character 1·ecited excerpt:; from Isaiah. Lena Morrison and .J can Gluckmann sang <lelig-htfully an<l Suzanne Margolis and partner rend- ered pianoforte <lucts. There were many other arti t-, and the whole prog 1·amm~ was comp red by M ikr>
Abel in his vigorous anu fre h style1 whilst hearty laughter gre teci Sik1 l•'o '' nativt• imp( 1· onnt ion.
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Of African intere~t is "Sun<lown"
now showing at the 20th Century Theatre. H b a great adventurc- rnmance in Kenya, starring that really fine actress Gt>ne Tierney, and the equally famous actors George Sanders and Sir Cedric Hardwicke-- altogether un excellent trio. This augurs well for the enjoyment film- goers will have in visitin~ the 20th Centuiy Theatre this wr>ek.
Worcester Ladies' Zionist League
After a long lapse due to the holi- days, the fortnightly sewing- circle of the above society once more gathered at the residence of Mrs.
Sonia Heller, on the 17th March.
There was a good attendance. Cut garments were handed out to mem- bers for sewing, to be ready for next month's despatch. A competition was held for baby wool. Tea was served, the proceeds being £1 18s. 6d.
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Cedric Hard wicke at Empire
Sir Cedric Hardwicke puts up the greatest perfonnance of his life i.11 Columbia's production "The Tree of Liberty," which is the attraction at the Empire Theatre. Cary Grant and Martha Scott are also starred in this picture.
The film is not only a page torn out of history, but a stirring dra- matic answer to the problems con- fronting merica to-day, and there i.
some really magnificent acting in it.
"Alice" at the Standard
It is a pleasure to attend a per- formance of "Alice In Wonderland"
at the Standard Theatre and to hear the kiddies enjoying· the really fine pe1formance given by the compan · of talented local children on the stag·e.
It is altogether a delightful per- formance enjoyed equally hy adults and juniors.
United Jewish Women's Benevolent Society
The second annual general meeting of the United Jewish Women's Bene- volent Society will take place on Wed- nesday, April 15th, at 10.30 a.m., at the Jewish Guild Memorial Hall, cor.
Von Brandis and Bree Streets, Johan- nesburg. All members are ear,nestly requested to attend.
Deann Durbin at the Colosseum
In the first picture since her mar- riag-e Deanna Durbin si1a1·e:::. ~tarrin · honours for the first time, but she certainly cannot complain because her co-star is none other than the great Charles Laughton. A .;;sisting- thes two fine arti::;ts is Robert Cumming.:., the ne\\' romantic young actor.
"Jungle Cavalcade" at the Plaz
The attraction at the Plaza thi week b of timely interest in view o the recent battles which have take1 Jilacc in the Malay jungles. Vivid scene:. of the ·e ten it.ories are hown in ",Jungle C:nalcade." It i::; a pictur full of thrill , and keep· the aud1- f>nce int nsely interested throughout
arbo Returns to the Metro
With 1 l l\~11 l>ou )·la , that up 1 >
ac lll' • h r c >- ta1·, the famou (,1 t ha rho returns to the i tetr th ea tr this week in "The Two-Fae If
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It i a sparkling comedy in which Garbo i ca ·t as a ski-in.tructress at a fashionable winter resort. The film is full of wit and comedy, and it i not surprising· that it is taking th town by storm.
A Pesach Conversazione in Benoni
The combined Zionist Societies of Benoni are holding a Pesach Con- versazione at the Hebrew Hall, Be- J1oni, on Tuesday, April 14th, at 8 p.m. The speaker will be Rabbi J. L.
Zlotnik, who will speak on "Youth and Freedom." The Habonim wil participate.
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