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THE ZIONIST RECORD
Wedding Michel-Levy
The marriage of Joyce Margaret, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Levy, to William, eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Michel, took place at the Wolmarans Street Synagogue re- cently. The ceremony was conducted by the Chief Rabbi, Dr. J. L. Landau.
The bride was attended by Miss 'Maisie Bagg, Miss Valerie White, Miss Elaine Eagle and Miss Harriet Zolki. The flower girls were June Adler and Yvonne Blumen, nieces of the bridegroom.
Mr. Bertie Michel was the grooms- man and the pole-bearers were Mr.
Basil Michel, Mr. Tim Michel, Mr.
Mischa Bernitz and Mr. Aubrey Levy.
More than 600 guests attended the reception held at the Carlton Hotel.
Dr. L. F. Freed
Dr. Louis Franklin Freed has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Geo- graphical Society of England.
Jewish Ex-Service League Dinner
The annual dinner of the South African Jewish ex-Service League will be held at the -Carlton Hotel, Johannesburg, on Saturday, Septem- ber 9th.
Among the guests invited are the Mayor and Mayoress, Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Page, Lt.-Col. J. Spence, Deputy Commissioner, S.A. Police, Wit- watersrand; Col. C. F. Stallard· the Rev. Dr. A. T. Shrock, Chaplain to the League, and Mrs. Shrock; Lt.- Col. J. L. .. nderon, chairman, Johan- n sburg Branch, Briti h Empire Ser- vice League, :rnd :Mrs. Anderson; and Lt.-Col. . G. Ross, Officer ommancl- ing \ H at l rand ommand, and , r. Ho .
Barmitz ah at Be&ufor West
he Barmitzvah of Master Huby Yara bu , on of • fr. and , irs. .J.
Karabus, vas celebrated at the home of his parent::: in Beaufort West on Sunda evening, 13th inst.. ~laster Huby had read a portion of the Law anr! • Iaftir in the synagogue the pr vious day.
The "At Home" on Sunday night was attended by a large gathering, and a gue .. t of honour was Rev. Isaacson, of Ob ervatory.
During the vening, speeches were delivered by Rev. Isaacson, Rev.
Bruk, the local minister, to which the Barmitzvah responded. Mr. I. Kara- bus, ~hairman of the congregation, was rn the chair. Rev. Isaacson en- tertaii1ed the gathering with Jewish folk song.s:, Arabic songs and Russian melodies. Mr. J. Finkelstein and Mrs.
Feldman al o rendered Jewish songs.
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The engagement is announced of Emma, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Heyman, of Jagersfontein, to Morris, only son of Mrs. and the late Mr. S. Sewitz, of Johannesburg.
Stanley, youngest son of Mrs.
Stiller and the late Mr. M. Stille1·, will read a portion of the Law at St.
Andrew's Street Synagogue, Durban, Saturday, 26th August.
The engagement is announced of Salome Suskin, youngest daughter of Mrs. H. Bergman and the late Mr. H.
Suskin, to Harry Opert, only son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Opert. Both formerly of Sednva, Lithuania.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Glaser (nee Birdie Glass), of Winburg, are being congratulated on the birth of a daughter, on the 13th inst.
The engagement is announced of Julien Cyril, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Moss Smollan, and Joyce Ger- trude, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Zeff, both of Lower Houghton, Johannesburg.
'l'he maniage will take place at the Wolmarans Street Synagogue on Sun- day, August 27, at 11.30 a.m., of Vera Forlezer, of .Johannesburg, to Joe Goldstein, of Benoni.
The maniage of Rose, daughter of
l Ir. and , Ii· •. I. Goldblatt, of Gem1iR- ton, to Sydney Hod, of Hoksbmg, will be solemniRed at the Germiston Synagogue on Sunday, the 27th August, at 7.30 p.m.
The engagement fa announced of Sheila, only daughte1 of •Ir. and Mrs.
L. Brauer, of Hotel Avalon, Cape- town, formerly of Brandfort, O.F.S., and Larry, eldest son of ~Ir. and Mrs.
Ziman, of Paarl.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Le1 Estelle Orelowitz), of Krug.
are being congratulated on t of a bonny daughter, at 70 \I Drive, Johannesburg.
The marriage of Hilda, elder Re ter of Mr. and Mrs. I. Gree~
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Leo, only son of Mr. and 1 Dakes, of Reitz, will take p • the W olmarans Street Synag It Sunday, the 27th August, at ,ll"e
1ra C ·1 ec1 Mic ael, eldest son . h •br x and Mrs. W. Disler, of Ben, read a portion of the Law on
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day, 26th August, at the Ben
Synagogue. e
t Mr. and Mrs. Natie Yudelow Becky Moss) are being congr:
on the birth of a daughter,
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Mrs. H. Friedman, of Ke ~
Johannesburg, and Benzion d Dubowitz, youngest son of ~J the late Mr. N. Dubowitz, of P'
West. ·
The marriage of Rachel daughter of Mr. and l\Irs. R of B lfast, to Heyman Hylto r Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Baron, wayo, will take place on Sun September, at the Middelbur Synagogue, at 12 p.m.
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Arrival of New Minister for Kimberley
er. Wolfe Yesorsky, B.A., of Je s' College, who has been appointed
}! · ter of the Kimberley Hebrew
Ccnrregation, arrived on Thursday b.:i0in Capetown, with his wife. They re elcomed by Rabbi and Mrs.
~raham on behalf of the Capetown Hebre Congregation and by Mr. M.
exander, K.C., M.P., on behalf of , Jewi h Board of Deputies.
After spending a few hours in
pet v;n, fr. and Mrs. Yesorsky for Kimberley.
Dance at Kopjes
Blue and white streamers and col- red lanterns were part of the de- rati n cheme at the annual Zionist
held in the Bioscope Hall, Kopjes, Wedne day evening, the 26th July.
y vi itors from Kroon- Edenville, Heilbron, Parys and
rt were present, and Mr. and . H D. Joffe act d as host and The function proved to be one of mo t outstanding successes of year, both socially and dally, and thanks are due to the 't ee for their efforts. The com- .ee responsible was as follows:
· ames Joffe, Blochert, Lazarus Pa pert, the Misses A. and P.
nson, Wolfson and Kirsch, and
·r~. Jaffe, Papert and Dr. Javen.
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Rabbi J. L. Zlotnik' s Activities
Rabbi J. L. Zlotnik returned from his tour on behalf of the J .N .F. on Thursday, August 25. He visited Queenstown and Aliwal North. On Monday, August 28, at 8.30 p.m., he will lecture at the Teachers' Institute for Study. His topic will be "Our School, Its Aim and Methods."
On Tuesday, the 29th inst., at 3 p.m., Rabbi Zlotnik will lecture in the Pretoria Memorial Hall to the Union of Jewish Women. His topic will be:
"What a Jewish Mother Should Know."
Mr. A. Herman to Speak
Mr. A. Herman will be the speaker at a meeting of the Arlosoroff Club (which is affiliated to the Zionist Socialist Party), to be held at the Zionist Hall, Claim Street, Johannes- burg, on Sunday night, the 27th August, at 8.15 p.m. His subject will be "A Foreign Policy for the United Zionist Socialist Party."
All members of the party and their friends are w lcome .
Richard Crooks-A Great Tenor
Tremendous enthusiasm prevailed on Sunday night at the City Hall when a packed audience greeted Richard Crooks, the celebrated singer, upon his first appearance on the con- cert platform in South Africa.
From the first note onward the ar- tist proved himself to be the pos- sessor of a magnificent voice which he uses with great intelligence and perfect timing. Crooks is not only a fine interpreter of the sentimental song, for which he is beloved by thou- sands of people, but he is also the supreme artist who sings operatic airs and ballads with consummate skill. Not often has such en- thusiasm prevailed during a recital in Johannesburg .
The same enthusiastic applause greeted Richard Crooks at his con- cert on Thursday evening, and the City Hall is likely to be again over- flowing with a huge audience on Sun- day night, when he gives his third recital.
Thrilling Film at Colosseum
Featuring "Wings of the Navy," a new Warner Bros.' thriller, the Colosseum Theatre is presenting a bumper programme this week. George Brent and Olivia de Havilland, at the head of the cast, give excellent per- formances, and are ably supported by Frank McHu h and many others.
The interesting programme also in- cludes Walt Disney's long-awaited
'Ferdinand the Bull," an informative travelogue, and Miss Mary Skeaping assisted by Charles Manning and the orchestra in "The Ballet." The next attraction at this theatre will be Irene Dunne and Charles Boyer in "Love Affair."
Comedy at the Metro
Scintillating humour, bright action, and buoyant comedy come to the Metro Theatre this week, with James Stewart and Claudette Colbert in a dizzy whirl of laughter entitled "It's a Wonderful World." The plot is a clever one, the cast is well-chosen, and many other notable features go to make this film one of Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer' greatest triumphs in the com dy • ph r .
Spectacular Film at the Plaza
After its smashing success last week, "Union Pacific," Paramount's mighty epic, continues to show to packed houses at the Plaza Theatre this week. With Joel McCrea and Barbara Stanwyck in the main roles, this magnificent drama tells of the building of America's famous trans- continental railway. The supporting cast includes Akim Tamiroff, Robert Preston, Brian Donlevy, Lynne Over- man and nearly ten thousand others.
This film should be the attraction at the Plaza for some weeks to come.
"On With the Show" at Jewish Guild
The Musical Art Section of the Jewish Guild are presenting a unique entertainment on Sunday evening, August 27th, when their production of "On With The Show," or "Hello, Mr. Chips!" will be presented for one night only.
The cast includes the following:
John Vanos, Taffy Griffiths, Henry Miles, Peggy Le Baron, "Jack and Jill," "Four Boys and a Guitar,"
"Les Glamour Girls," Lys Damery, the celebrated concert artiste, Anne Toyk, and Eileen Marshall. An added attraction will be the appear- ance of "The Troubadours" Dance Band.
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