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Larry Adler's Early Day In Baltimore
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yaapgue to hlcb my paren belonged - the Cldnk Amuno - 4eclded to organize ehlld.
ren' ynasc> e and I tile cantor.''
THE
above statement was made to a rePfesentatlve of the Ztt>IUatR~cord by Larry Adler, the famous harmonica player, who is now star·
ring at the Empire Theatre.
"I remained cantor," continued Larry, "until I became barmtt~h.
Having then, according to Jewish Law, become a man, "J could no longer conduct the service at the childrens' synagogue."
Larry Adler has arrived in South Africa with his bride. They w re recently married ln England, and his visit here i in the nature ot a honeymoon. Hs wife is a member of a well-known Jewtsh family in Eng- land. When they were in cape Town, Mrs. Adler attended a farewell luncheon given to Mrs. Rosa Ginz- berg, the Zionist emissary, by the women Zionists of the Mother City.
"After leaving South Africa," said Larry, "we are going to .Australia and India, and may go on a visit to Palestine."
"Do you intend to play the harmo- nica there?'' he was asked.
"We are going on a purely private visit aa we are both eager to see Palutine. U, howe.ver, during our stay there. we ahall find OUl'Belvea ln some of the colonies and demand is made for a tune, I would not be surprised if that harmonica slips from my pocket into my mouth," and there was a twinkle ln Larry Adler's eye.
The marriage
ot
Kim BealeTalekinSky, eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Ta.lekin8ky, ot Johannes- burg, and Mr. Heney Percy Cowan, son of Mrs. A. Cowan and the late Mr. M. Cowan, of Johannesburg and formerly of London, will take place at the Wolmarans Street Synapgue on Sunday, the 14th of AuguSt, 1938, at 6.30 p.m.
Congratulations are being extended to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goldberg, of 106 Eckstein Street East, on the birth of a davglrter on the 6th Inst.
Mrs. Goldberg, before her marriage, was Miss Celeste (Ticky) JrlargoHm, of Germiston.
The marriage of Sadie, eldest daughter of Mrs. L. Ratner and the late Mr. M. I. Ratner to llordecbai, youngest son of Mrs. E. Shulman and the late Mr. Shulman, will take place in Jerusalem on Tuesday, the 16th August, 1938.
Solomon Philip, son of . and Mrs. M. Kaplan, of Cornelia Street, Troyeville, will read a portla of the Law at the Bertrams Synagogue on Saturday, 13th August.
Dr. and Mrs. H. Jacobs of Ver- eeniging (nee Fruma Lifman) are being congratulated on the birth of a son.
The engagement is announced be- tween Abe Jack, only son of the late Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Perel, of Beapoint (late of Johannesburg), and Lily, eldest daughter ot Mrs. and the late Mr. H. Greenbaum of Seapoint.
The m•rriage of Goldie Druker, third daughter of Mrs. L. Druker and the late Mr. L. Druker of Kelme, Lithuania, to Maurice Shap\ro, second son of Mr. and Mrs. H.
Shapiro, of Skidel, Poland, will be solemnised at the Berea Syn ogue, .Johanne burg, on Sunday, the 14th inst., at 3 p.m. BoUi t preeent of Brakpan.
The engagement is announced of Rose, youngest daughter of r. and Mrs. J. Gelvan, of Brak pan, to ldore (Issy), only son of M • and . H.
Abrahams, of Johannesburg, formerly of Durban.
YBOVILLB 8 GOGUB SOCIAL CLUB Le ture by Mrs. 1ina Birach A lecture, entitled "Impreuions and Experiences in Norway." Will be de- livered by Mrs. Selina Hinch. B.A., in the Y eovllle Synagogue Hall on Bun·
day, ugust Hth. at 8.11 p.m. All are corclially welcome.
''Bank Holid&7' • at The Colosseum
Described as t}\e greatest ot Brlthlh films this year, .. Bank Holiday"
comes to the Coloaaeum Theatre thia week. John Lodge. Margaret Loe • wood and Hugh Williama are at the
"'~~.,.~~~,.,__ ... ..._....,.,... ... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ bead of a brilliant cast, amd tbe etory
is a human drama, full of pathos and of humour. The supporting pro- gramme is wel up to the usual high standard.
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The marriage of Sonia, only daughter of llr. and lira. L J.
Misaulawin, to Klchael, son of Kr.
and llPa. L kl', wU1 be solemnied at the Beth Hamedraab Hagodel
on
Sunday, .A.uguat 14th, at 10 a.m.
The engagement II announced of Rica, yuunger d~ of Mn.
Popel and the late llibbl Popel of Mariampol, to Ephraim, son of Mn.
Wilkov and the Jata Kr. A. Wtlkov of Yanlskel. Both of Johannesburg.
The marriage will take plaoe at the Wolmarans Street Synagogue on Sunday, the 21st August at 3 p.m.
of Molly, eldellt daughter of Mn. and the late Mr. J. Slpel of 28 Rockey Street, Bellevue, and Harry Bloom•
berg of Randfontetn. elder son of ~r.
and Mrs. H.J. Bloomberg, Johanne&•
burg.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Miller 124: Edward Street, Pretoria, announce the engagement of their relative, Amy Ash. daughter of rs. and the late Maurice Ash, of England. to r.
Solly Friedman. Imperial Hotel, Pre- toriua Street, Pretoria.
The marriage of Dorrie, daughter bf Mr. and the late Mrs. P. Cohen, Johannesburg, and Henry, son of Mr.
and Mrs. D. Gottlieb, Ea.at LondOn, will take place at the Berea Syn&·
gogue, Johanne8burg on SUnday, Hth August, at 10 a.m.
The engag,ment ls annowiced of Rifka, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mn. I. Taltz, of Leslle, to Philip, son of Mr. and Mra. S. chwartz, Johan·
nesburg.
The marriag. of Cissle, the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. )(. Daitz, of Johannesburg. and Solomon, eldest son of Mr. and . • Richter. of Johannesburg, will take place at the Jeppe Synagogue on Sunday the H h of August, at 1 a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Glass (nee Hetty Hack) are being congratulated on the birth of a bonny daughter on the 6th August.
Joseph samuel, onl spn of Mr. and Mrs. L Bloom, Dundalk Avenue, Parkview, will read Ur at t e Braamfontein Synagogue, on August 18th.
The marrtage of , eldet daughter of Mrs. anct the late Mr.
Morris Nathaneon, to Blt, younger son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J.
Kem ck, will take place at the ol- marans street S eon
swiu7,
August 14:th, at 2 p
Under the auspices ot the Observ&tOl'Yi e and Bellevue
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An ex emely successful hibitlon of the 'Land of Promise nm was arrang In lJl mho on Thursday, August -tth, under the auaplc of the Bloemhof Zlonlat Society. The enUre Bloemhof .Jewish comm ltJ as present and several bund d noi-Jews also attended.
The film (which was loaned to the Soc ty by the Propaganda Depart- m nt of the S.A. Zionist Federation) ma a profound impress.ion on the au
Durban Zf t
A ECTU
llE Independen CUitural ia- tlon o the third year o Its activtties with a lecture on .. The eouth African Outlook in Politics" by Mr. A. . Keppel-Jones, lecturer in History at the University of the
ltwatersrand.
The lecture will be de'ivered on Monday. August. 15th. in the Darragh Hall, Johann burg, at 8.15 p.m.
Plaza
New Mystery
ilmat The Metro
A ne detecti em tery with Jack Buchanan and lllaie Randolph in the star rol belnc shown at the Metro Theatre eek. "Smash and G b a thriller a laugh for e ery thriH. Jack Buchanan take the part of a pectal Investiga- tor, who goes about things ln his own care-free manner with a charm- ing assistant Elsie Randolph. This film is a feast of ente tainment, and nobody should miss It.
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0 r he week-end the Plaza
Theatre ia showing " light Case of
A
~ur r " featuring Ed ard G.
Robtnaon, Ruth Donelly and Allen J ktm. T an ntirely new type of pngater tum· "gangster
comedy." programme
Inc Jn mouth .
organ COil the ti is in whi~h will be judged by Lury dler on
onday. ert k the att tion will be 'Kerry-Go-Round of 193 ,"
Universal' ten- r tun frolic, hich promises o be a popular film.
