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Great Synagogue Ladies' Guild · Formed iB Capetown
Th.e women members of the Cape- town Hebrew Congregation have or- ganised themselves into a "Great Synagogue Ladies' Guild." The in- augural meeting was held on Mon- day, 5th June, when some 36 lady members of the Congregation at- tended, and Mrs. A. V. Jacob took the chair.
Mrs. Jacob outlined the various as- pects of the Congregation's work in which the ladies could be of help, such as the improvement of syna- gogue attendances, decorum in the synagogue, the behaviour of the children in the synagogue, and the arrangement of social functions un- der the aegis of the Congregation.
Rabbi I. Abrahams, in an address, stressed the important part the ladies could play in communal work in general, and the Congregational spheres in particular. He appealed to mothers to encourage their children to attend the children's services.
The following committee was ap- pointed: Chairman, Mrs. I. Abrahams;
vice-chairmen, Mrs. H. J. Stodel and Mrs. L. Raphaely; joint treasurers, Mrs. I. Goldberg and Mrs. J. Benson;
hon. secretary, Miss D. Levy. Com- mittee: Mrs. P. Auerbach, Mrs. A. J.
Bernstein, Mrs. T. Copelowitz, Mrs.
L. Gradner, Mrs. E. Greenwall, Mrs.
S. Gerber, Mrs. Woolf Harris, Mrs.
Henry Harris, Mrs. M. Kaimowitz, Mrs. A. Liberman, Mrs. P. Myers, Mrs. M. Rabie, Mrs. M. Sakinofsky.
Dr. P. Yutar
Dr. P. Yutar, of the Department of Justice, Pretoria, has left for Capetown, where the degree of Doc- tor of Laws will be conf.erred on him at the graduation ceremony of the University of Capetown.
Dr. Yutar i. the firgt student of the University to obtain this degree by the i . He will be away for six
" k , and will al o attend th mar- riage of his sister, Fanny utar, to Mr. Joe Green, at the Gardens Syna- gogu.
Last Rubinstein Recital
There wa a huge gathering at the ColosReum Theatre on Sunday night when the large auditorium was filled to overflowing on the occasion of the last recital given in Johan- nesburg b:v Arthur Rubinstein, the brilliant piano virtuoso.
The famous artist was at the top of his form and was obviously touched by the enthusiasm of the representative and understanding audience. He was particularly bril- liant in the Tschaikovsky work. The orchestra, under the control of Mr.
Theo Wendt, gave the artist excellent support.
Rubinstein excelled himself in his playing of the Chopin Polon- aise and again repeated his sparkling rendition of the De Falla composi-
tion-full of musical "fireworks"- which he had played at his first con- cert. Rubinstein had to reply to many encores, and his audience final- ly, but reluctantly, left.
It was a memorable ev·ening of great music !
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Morris (Moishe), youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Karnovsky, of 39 St. Patrick Road, Houghton, will read Maftir on Saturday, the 8th July, at the Yeoville Synagogue.
The marriage will take place in London on Sunday, July 2, at the Highgate Synagogue, of Shear- Yashubh, son of Dr. and Mrs.
Immanuel Olsvanger, of Jerusalem, to Gertrude, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. Freeman, of London. The recep- tion will be held at the Quadrant Restaurant, Regent Street, London, on the same day, at 7 p.m. Congra- tulations to 15 Milton Park, London, N.6.
The many friends of Mr. Joseph H.
Barnett, vice-president of the Jew- ish Guild, will be pleased to learn that after an illness of two months duration, he is now recuperating at his residence.
Mr. Henry Kirsch, a member of the Executive of the S.A. Zionist Feder- ation, who has been on a visit to Europe and Palestine, returned to Johannesburg during the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Preddy (nee Lya Smith), are being congratulated on the birth of a bonny daughter on the 1 th June.
The marriage of Aida, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Lovell, of Johan- nesburg, to Mr. Eli Cohen (son of the late Mr. and Mrs. M. Cohen, of Worcester C.P.), was solemnised on Tu sda~ 1;10rning, 27th in t., at th~
Jewi h Reform Synag gu by Habb1 M. C. Weiler.
The marriage of Ashne, daughte1·
of Mr. and Mrs. A. Gordon, to Leo, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Hellmann, of Brandfort, will be Rolemnised at the Krugersdorp Synagogue on Sun- day, 2nd July, at 10.30 a.m.
The engagement is announced of Miss Sheila Sussman, younger daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sussman, formerly of Kimberley, to Mr.
Joseph Singer, the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Singer, of Tulbagh, Cape Province.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Blumberg are be- ing congratulated on the birth of a daughter. Mrs. Blumberg is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Grad- ner, of Capetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Berman (nee Doris Sussman), of Boksburg North, are being congratulated on the birth of a bonny son, on the 20th inst.
The engagement is announced of Rose, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Appelbaum, to Jack, youngest son of Mrs. and the late Mr. F. Hack, of Johannesburg (formerly of Port Elizabeth).
The marriage of Lily, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Abrams, of Yeo Street, and Nick Kahanowitz (Kay), of Millsite, will take place on Sunday, July 2, at the Yeoville Synagog)le at 4 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil David ow, of Groblersdal, are being congratulated on the birth of a bonny son, on the 22nd inst.
Mr. Arthur Rubinstein, brnted pianist, left yesterday perial Airways on his return to England.
The engagement is anno Celia, daughter of Mr. S.
the late Mrs. N oik, to LouiS, Mrs. S. Rosen and the late M Both of Johannesburg.
The marriage of daughter of Mrs. and the l M. Stern, of Dordrecht, to
(Sonny), elder son of Mr.
N. Levin, of Johannesburg, solemnised at the Beth H Hagodel, on Sunday, the 2nd 10.30 a.m.
Congratulations are being to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mel Hene Sheinson), on the b' bonny son, on the 23rd inst.
The marriage of Hannie, of Mr. and Mrs. B. Lax, Crescent, Durban North, to Louis (Pretoria), son of Mrs.
late Mr. S. Abrahams, of P take place at the St. Andrew' Synagogue, Durban, on Jul 5 p.m.
The engagement is anno 'Faye, younger daughter of Mr . S. Bolon, to Harry, eld of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kotton, of
The marriage will take fary, elder daughter of Mr.
1. Shapiro, of
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opjes, O.F.S., younger son of Mr. and Greenblatt, of Lyndhurst, on 2nd July, at the Berea Syna 2.30 p.m.Mr. and Mrs. A. Ab Silverton, wish to announce t eldest son, Abe, will read a of the Law at the Synagogue.
Street, Pretoria, on Saturday, The marriage of Florene lotte Greenberg, second da Mrs. E. Elias and the late Elias, formerly of Oudtsh Archie, only son of Mr. M. P and the late Mrs. Marcus, of Carnarvon, will take p Berea Synagogue, at 11 a.m., day, July 2. Congratulat Honey Street, Berea.
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Fine Performance by String Quartet
mHE second in the series of cham-
.l ber music concerts given by the
· etelby String Quartet took place at he Carlton Hotel on Thursday even- ng last. The attendance was excel- tent.
The concert was made notable by i he appearanc·e of Isador Epstein, he eminent pianist, who co-operated
rr the Brahms pianoforte quartet, us 25 in G. Mnior and the Dohnanyi ianoforte quintet, No. 2, opus 26.
he quartet played delightfully some 3rahms and Haydn compositions.
The work of Mr. Epstein at the ianoforte was vital and full of fine orce. Unfortunately the effect was andicapped by an inadequate piano.
t is a pity that playing of so high a tandard should not have the advant- ge of a really first-class piano.
The members of the quartet are arold Ketelby, Violet Rowland, :.iettie Vermaak and Reuben Gold-
erg, and they are to be congratu- ated on presenting chamber music as
should be played. The next con- ert in the series will take place on
hursday, September 28th.
WEDDINGS Gluckmann-Cohen
A charming wedding took place at the VI olmarans Street Synagogue on Wednesday afternoon, the 28th inst., when Miss Ethel Cohen, fourth daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Z. Cc, hen, of Jo- l1annesburg, was married to Mr.
Philip Gluckmann, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Gluckmann, of .Tohan.nesburg. The synagogue was beautifully decorated for the cccasion and th? service was conducted by Chief Rabbi Dr. J. L. Landau, as- sisterl by Cantor Alter and a full choir.
The unterfuhrers were the parents of the bride and bridegroom, and Mrs.
Gennie Cohen, grandmother of the hridegroom, was also in the retinue.
Two little flower girls, Jill Glaser and Bahette Censor, attended the bride.
The duties of be~t man wc>re car- ried out by Mr. Donald Caine, and the poleholders wcr .Me. srs. Philip Jaff, Albert f'rost, Ma.· Grecnbe1·g and I adore Frankel.
A larg' gathering of relati' c. and friend attended th reeept ion, hich took th form of a ocl"tail party, held at the residen<'e of l\lr. and Mr .. Emanuel Gluckmann, 1 Greenside Iioad, Greenside.
Greenberg-Abrams
The marriage took place on Sun- day last in the Berea Synagogue of Jean, only daughter of Mrs. P. Perl- off and the late Mr. Harry Abrams, to Sam, second son of Mrs. R. Green- berg and the late Mr. J. Greenberg.
The Rev. S. Steinberg officiated, as- sisted by the Rev. I. M. Gervis.
Miss Lily Hofman, the maid-of- honour, attended the bride and the bridesmaids, Miss Tilly Greenberg and Miss Hilda Kirschbaum. Miss Shirley Archer was the flower-girl.
Mr. Solly Wolpert was the best man and Mr. I. Grusin and Mr. D. Wolpert were groomsmen.
The unterfuhrers were Mr. and Mrs.
M. S. Perloff, Mrs. I. Greenberg, Mrs. J. Abrams and Mr. and Mrs. M.
Greenberg. Mr. M. Berman, Mr. C.
Aronson, Mr. L. Galvin, and Mr. H.
Chai were poleholders. The reception was held at the Villa Georgette.
Successful Semi-Annual Dance
A gay crowd assembled at the Jewish Guild Hall on Saturday even- ing last for the semi-annual dance of the Blue Triangle (Jewish Guild) Table Tennis Club. The cabaret turns presented by Mr. Morry M.
Blake proved popular, especially Miss Ida Mills, who entertained with her charming voice. The commititee re- sponsible for this function were Messrs. R. Kaplan, H. and M. Stein, C. Pearson, H. Spark, H. Brickman, B. Amdur, and the Misses Goroday, Weiner, Faiga, Goodman and Shrog.
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A magnificent cast has been assem- bled in Metro-Goldwyn- 1ayer's "Let Freedom Ring." Packed with thril- ling adventure, fun, song and romance, Nelson Eddy's latest spec- tacular film sets a new standard.
Supported by Vict?r McLaglen, Ed-
\vard Arnold, L10nel Barrymore Virginia Bruce, Charles Butterworth'.
IL B. Warner and Guy Kibbee ... rel- son Eddy sings his way to a~other triumph.
Adventure Drama at Colosseum
After Charles Boyer's brilliant success in ".Mayerling," he is starred in a Ile\.' kind of adventure drama,
"Algiers," the current attraction at the Colosseum Theatl'e. In this his latest film, harle Boyer i · ' co- starred with fascinating llPdy Lamarr and glamorou. Sigrid Gurie, supporlPd by , n excellent ca t which make.:; this fine story inten ely inter- esting. The supporting programme includes a new ":\larch of Time"
feature ".Men and Medicine."
Plaza Attractions
To day (F1iday) "Trouble
ing," with George Formby, i h ing re-screened al the Plaza Th at · . 'h film i a hilariou om dy ' ·ith mm1y .,. od a ·tor· upp I ting· th
"Lanca ·hire Lad vith the Ukelcle."
From Saturday the attraction at this theatre will be Paramount's latest musical hit, "St. Louis Blues,"
with Dorothy Lamour in the starring role. The supporting programmes of both shows are also good.
"Swing Along" at the Empire
Lm;lie Henson, the brilliant actor- comedian, and his company of merry players, will be presenting a new show, "Swing Along,'' at the Empire Theatre this evening. The house is likely to be crowded on the occasion and during the run of this gay musi- cal comedy, reputed to be full of hilarity, irresponsible buffoonery and delightful music and dancing.
Visiting the Empire Theatre these evenings is sheer delight, for Leslie Henson's humour has taken the town by storm. He has brought with him a most capable group of co- workers on the stage, and their joint work pleases and delights.
Season of Yiddish Plays
On l\Ionday evening, July 10th, a new season of Yiddish plays will be- gin at the Standard Theatre.
Hymie Jacobson and Miriam Kres- sen will be arriving from America in order to star in the opening musi- cal comedy, "The American Litvak,'' to be presented by Madame Sarah Sylvia and her company of overseas artists who are already in this coun- try. Heading the latter is Myer Tzelnicker, the well-known actor- comedian, who has already built up for himself a great reputation in South Africa.
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