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THE ZIONIST RECORD April 5th, 1940.
Rabbi Zlotnik
Rabbi J. L. Zlotnik left this (Friday) morning by 'plane for Port Elizabeth where he will spend the week-end. He will also address meetings in Grahams- town, Uitenhage, East
Londo~and Kingwilliamstown on behalf of the South African Zionist Federation.
Rabbi Weiler to Lecture on Hebrew University Rabbi M. C. Weiler will de- liver a sermon on "The Hebrew University---the 15th Anniver- sary of the Opening of the He- brew University of Jerusalem,"
at the Temple Israel, on Friday evening, April 5, at 8.15 p.m.
Card · Afternoon in Aid of Medical Relief
On Wednesday, the 17th April, Mrs.
S. Furman chairman of the OHT- OZF~ Worn~n's Committee, ·is holding a card afternoon at her home, 2ti Central Street, Lower Houghton, in aid of urgent medical services for war victim:; to be distributed through the OZE i11stitutions of Lithuania.
The latter are literally saving, through their activities, the lives of thousands of destitute people, particu- larly children.
Those wishing to assist this cause by attending the card party are in- vited to communicate with the ORT- OZE office, or di1·ect with Mrs. Fur- man, phone 4:3-2826.
SYMPHONY CONCERT ON SUNDAY NIGHT Joseph Trauneck to Conduct
'l'h' fourth concert i11 the 'Cl'if's Lcing given by the ombined .Johan- nesburg s~ n1phony 01clwsti•.:i.s of seventy-eight musicians will be held at the oloss •um Theatre on Sunday e\ ening.
The 01 chcstra, a combination of the orcliestr: s of the S.A. Broadcasting Corporation, Af1 ican Consolidatecl Theatre , Ltd., and the Joham1esburg SymJJhony Society, will he conducted by Joseph Trauneck.
Mr. 'l'l'auneck is the conductor for the J ohannesbmx Symphony Society, which has contributed largely to tlH' cultural life of the city. As a con- ductor Mr. Trauneck has the powel' to inspire hii;: mu. icians with his own sincerity and enthusiasm.
Social
The marriage of Ethne, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. C.
Springer, and Herbert Alexander, eldest so.n of Mr. and Mrs. Henry G.
Beiles, both of Johannesburg, took place quietly this morning.
The engag·ement • is announced of Minnie, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Cohen, of Klerksdorp, and Solomon (Solly) Lawrence, of 50 Hillsborough Mansions, Johannesburg, eldest son of the late Rev. and Mrs.
Z. Lawrence, of Bloemfontein.
The engagement is announced of Pearl, daughter of Mrs. and the late Mr. Ch. Abelsohn, of Tamboers Kloof, Capetown, and Willie, son of Mrs. and the late Mr. A. Lazarus, of J ohan.nes- burg, formerly of Kimberley.
The marriage of Thelma, only daughter of Mr. and M1·s. B. Levy, of Booysens, Johannesburg, to Israel (Sonny), elder son of Mr. and Mrs. L.
Toyk, of Capetown, will take place at the Berea Synagogue, on Sunday, April 7, at 10.30 a.m.
The engagement is announced of Florence, youngest daughter of Mrs.
and the late Mr. L. Taback, of Pre- toria, to Louis, second son of Mrs.
and the late. Mr. P. Jacobson, of Jo- hannesburg.
The rnarriag·e of Elma, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Marine, to Derek, son of Mrs. and the late Mr. A. Caplan, will be solemnised at the Yeo ·ill S ·nagogue, at 11 a.m.,
Oil pJ'i\ 7.
.;. Jr. and Mrs. Woolf Gilchri t (nee Helen Yaplan), ar being congra- tulated on the birth of a son on March 29.
The en agement is annou.nced of Bella, daughter of Mrs. and the late Mr. B. Levin, of Johannesburg, to Harry, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Lewis, of East London.
The marriage of Lily Jacobs, of Pretoria, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. L. Jacobs, of Krugersdorp, to David (Dotky), son of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Hack, of Irene, will be solem11ised at the Pretoria Synagogue, 0n Sunday, April 7, at 12 noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Jacobs (nee Dinah Jacobs), of Krugersdorp, are being congratulated on the birth of a daughter, on March 30 .
The engagement is announced of Sarah, daughter of Mrs. and the late M1·. J. Sopher, of Tel-Aviv, to Jack, only son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Bobrov, of "Brentleigh," Mil.ner Road, Ronde- bosch, and formerly of Naauwpoort.
Stanley, elder son of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Friedman, of K1·ugersdorp, will i·ead Mafti.r on 8atu1·day, 13th April, at the Krugersdorp Synagogue.
The marriage will take place of Jane Ann, daughter of Mr. A. Stein, of Johannesburg (formerly of New Brighton), and the late Mrs. Stein, to Hyman (Sonnie), elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fobb, of Durban, on Sunday, April 7, at the Beth Hame- drash Hagodel, at 10.30 a.m.
Percy, son of Mr. and Mrs. M.
Gittleson, will read a portion of the Law at Y eoville Synagogue on Satur- day, April 6.
The engagement is announced o:f Sylvia, youngest daughter of Mrs. and the late Mr. H. Beare, of Goble Road,
Durban, to Reuben, second SOJl of the · late Mr. and Mrs. C. Budlender, of Port Elizabeth.
The marriage of Pearl Temkin, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Solomon Temkin, and Henry Daniel Isaacs, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
Isaacs, will take place at the Berea Syna()'ogue, at 11 a.m., on Sunday, April 7.
The enga m nt is announced of Ii J• • apl n, ld t daught r of Ir. and . lit h 11 raplan, of S a Point, to .Maurie Behr, elde t son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Behr, of Johannes- burg.
A Variety Entertainment in Aid of War Relief Fund
A variety entertainment in aid of the War Relief Fund of the South African H.ed Cross Society is being staged by Miss Irene Cohn in the Je\v- ish Guild Memorial Hall, on Satur- day and Wednesday, April 6 and 10.
Miss Cohn's pupils will give mono- logues, dialogues and playlets, and will be assisted by the pupils of Miss f'oppy Frames lJancing School and musicians from Max Weinbren's Academy of Music.
FOR ALL FURS - See PAUL SOLNICK
South Africa's Leading Fur Specialist, 23, Canada House, President Street,
Johannesburg.
Phone: 22-3470. P.O. Box 3174.
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at the lmpcri'J.l Hotel, Thaha Nchu, on the 2~nrl March, to celc,'\)ratc tlic man iag(' of r.Iiss S. Habc.rntein, t0 Mr. L. ;-). Kap1a•1. As a 1 c ·ult of an Arne ·ican aucti::m he1d duri11g the fes- tivities tl1e ~Ulll of n () WUl:i rais~cl, i:J of \\hid1 1.'ill go towaich the .Jewish National Fund, and {.) towards the S. A . .Jewish 01·phanag-c"
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A Dance To-morrow Night
A dance will lJe held at the Be1keley Hotel, Ifree Stieet, on Saturday, Ap- ril 6, in ai1 l of the Jc.wish Blind In-
~titute. Tables \\ill also be a1 ranged for cards. Tl e p10prictor3 of the Be1·keley Hotel have kindly offered to don'lte the refreshments. Tickets at 2s. 6<l., supper inclusive, are obtain- able at the door. Evening- dress is optional.
A Book Tea at Springs
An interesting a.nd enjoyable func- tion, in the foi·m of a Book Tea, was held by the Springs Women's Zionist League on Thursday, the 14th ult., at the residence of Mrs. H. Grill, Selec- tion Park.
During the course of the afternoon, Mrs. Eyles, a representative from the local branch of the N.C.W., gave a Hhort address c.n the aims and ob- jects of the N.C.W.
Mn;. F'i cdman, of Benoni, spoke on the work done by the W.l.Z.O., and at the same time rtppealed to the ladies to support the forthcoming Ir eren
l laye~od a1npaign.
"I Take This Woman" at the
Metro
Hedy La.nal'l', beautiful star of
"Lady of the 'J ropics,·· is co-staned
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with that popular actor, Spencer T 1 acv in the new feature at the Metro Thetifre this week. "I Take This
\Yonrnn" is :.i.n mm:::.ual pictu1·c and give· bot11 acto1s an opportunity of u1splaying thei1· fine histrionic ability.
The supporting programme of shol't.::;, news, and Archie P:ukhouse at the Wurlitzer is delight.lul. The next attractiol! at this theaLre, \Vhicli
comrn~nce.- \m J ... piil 12, will be JJa,id 0. Selznick's brilliant vroduction in technic ,lour of "Gone \\"ith the Wind," l\Iargaret Mitchell's popular no\·el.
A Musical at the Empire
The Empire Theatre, commencing this evening, pre:sents a London filn1,
"Forget Me Not," in which Beniamino Gigli, the world's greatest t.e;nor, plays the leading role. His magnificent voice and the delightful theme of the pic- tm e will appeal to all lovers of good music. The rest of the programme, and of the stage presentatio.n "Whirl- ing Frolics," news, shorts, etc., pro- vides good entertainment.
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"The Light That Failed" at the Colosseum
Ronald Colman heads the cast in the screen ve1·sion of Uudyard Kip~
iing's famous story "The Light that Failed," which is being shown at thl.!
Colosseum Theatre thi3 week. The large supporting cast mclutles Ida Lupino, Muriel Angelus-a Jkwcomer to the screen-Vlalter Huston, and numerous others. The picture provides drama, romance, and adventu1·e to thrill all cinema patrons. The pre- liminary programme and Charles Manning and ·i:he Colos5eurn 0rche3- h'a is gnod.
"Code of the Streets" at the Plaza
Universal presents an excelleJlt show, "Code of the Sfreets." at thi::
Plaza Theatre this week. '·The little tough guys"--another g1oup f "du.HI end kids"-do1.1inat th film, and in-
dicate the code of honour <>xisti11g among- th<'m. The rest of the prn- granmw which includes the latest lop·
ical news. shorts, and musical intc1·- lude on the \Vuditzer, i::s up to h.-:!
usual high standard.
(St1t' pn•viou <·olumn for lt•t ro anrt Empi1·t· attraction:).
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