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Edgar Henochsberg, of Durban
Edgar Henochsberg, of
, has
been appointed a
new King's Counsel has m active worker in Jew- ' airs in Durban and was
time Chairman of the Jewish Club. For -five years he has been
f f
associated with the
~ut
movement.
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be recollected that for
.rtperiod in 1930, Mr.
sberg was a Judge of the High Court, and was e youngest judge on the : African Bench.
interesting to record
r.Henochsberg is the first
· be appointed a K.C. in Henochsberg was born in
l
forty-six years ago, and son of Mr. and Mrs. D. N.
sberg. He qualified in as an attorney and dur-
e
great war served on the m Front from 1915 until mistice. He rose from the in the Royal Garrison
ryand was granted a :sion. Returning to South in 1919 he resumed his reer and qualified as an le in February, 1923.
Henochsberg has been 'pient of many congra- ns from his friends and
the legal world.
~e hings
NIGEL'S NEW MAYOR Mr. Gamsu' s Election Mr. N. Gamsu was elected Mayor of Nigel at a special meeting of the Town Council on Wednesday. This is the second time in three years in which Mr.
Gamsu has been Mayor, the last occasion being in 1938.
Dr. W. Fischel to Speak at Tempie Israel
At the usual Sabbath morning ser vices at 11 a.rn. on Nov·ernber the 11th, Dr. Walter J. Fischel, of the Hebrew Univen;ity, will address the children of the Johannesburg· 'Jewish Heform Congregation at Tern ple Israel.
Richard Tauber' s Recital
Lovers of singing were well re- warded on Sunday night at the Colosseum when Richard Tauber, the eminent tenor, gave the first song re- cital of his present season. The audi- ence was an appreciative one and the artist was recalled again and again and was not released until he had rendered a considerable number of encores. •
Tauber showed amazing art in his subtle interpretation of a number of Schubert songs. They certainly could not have been sung with finer ar- tistry. The artist was assisted by Mara Losseff, who rendered excerpts from "Land of Smiles" and by Mr.
Percy Kahn, who was not only the ideal accompanist, but also rendered a few piano items.
Tauber is due to appear with the Colosseum Orchestra on Sunday, No- vember 12, and the auditorium of the theatre will no doubt be crowded for the occasion. On Sunday evening, No- vember 5, he will give a recital at the Palladium Theatre in Springs.
"The Wizard of Oz" at the Metro
"The Wizard of Oz" now in its second week at the Metro Theatre, is a fairy tale set forth with living actors. Photographed in technicolour, the picture tells of a make-believe world with characters that are at once human and not human, grotesque and lovable. Judy Garland gives a splen- did performance as Dorothy, the Kansas girl, who ran away from home. There are some excellent scenes in the Land of Oz, in the Wizard's City, the Wizard's Castle, etc. The supporting programme is good.
"Confessions of a Nazi Spy"
Continues at the Empire
Now in its third week at the Em pire, "Confessions of a .Nazi Spy"
continues to impress crowded audi ences by its brilliant exposure of Nazi Germany to spread its ruthless doc- trines in other countries. Excellently
c~st with Edward G. Robinson, Fran- cis Lederer and Paul Lukas and many others, the film depicts the attempts of a huge Nazi organisation to foment unrest arnong Americans of German birth. The supporting pro gramme is up to its usual hig·h stan
<lard.
Attractions at the Plaza
nepeating popular successes, the Plaza Theatre will feature to-day George Formby in "It's in the Air,"
an excellent comedy. Commencing to-morrow, the new show will be "A Man to Remember," an l'.l'.0. Radio picture with Edward Ellis and Ann Shirley in the leading roles. 'I'he supporting programme of news, hort · and 'ha1 les .Manning and his Rhythm Roy. make. e C'ellent ent r·tainnwnt.
"The Beachcomber" at the Colosseum
Charles Laughton, the Engli'sh character actor, gives an excellent performance in the leading role or Ginger Ted in "The Beachcomber,'' the film adapted from the comedy based on "Vessel of Wrath," by Somerset Maugham. Elsa Lanches- ter plays the supporting leading role
and the film is one which will endear the public to both these fine actors of the screen. The supporting pro- gramme includes "The March of Time" and various other news and shorts.
Annual Meeting
The Fortieth Annual General Meet- ing of the Jewish Ladies' Communal League will be held on W ednesaay, November 15, at 11 a.m., in the Jew- ish Girls' Residential Club, 38 Har- row Road, Y eoville.
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