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  1. 1927-06-01 · 9 (6.1927) · p. Seite 380

    News in Views THE most unique and artistically developed of Yiddish Theatres, the Kamerni Jewish Theatre of Moscow, will come to America next Fall. This Theatre, founded by A. M. Granovsky and an outgrowth of the modern Russian regime, may …

  2. 1927-06-01 · 9 (6.1927) · p. Seite 381

    M DAVID A. BROWN has prospered. He is world-famous. He has been awarded the Zeta Beta Tau medal for service to his people. But he has not forgotten that at the age of six he was a newsboy. He is one of the supporters of the Newsboys' Home, …

  3. 1927-06-01 · 9 (6.1927) · p. Seite 382

    382 THE HOLY CITY OF FRANKFURT The Holy City of Frankfurt (Continued from Page 376) tweens." If you carry an umbrella on Saturday you do not belong to Breuer. You may belong to either of the other groups. If you carry an umbrella and you ri…

  4. 1927-06-01 · 9 (6.1927) · p. Seite 383

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  5. 1927-06-01 · 9 (6.1927) · p. Seite 384

    384 B'NAI B'RITH MAGAZINE shortly. Except that he had no cross, he was clad exactly like a Catholic cleric—with a long black soutane reaching to his feet, a black silk sash round his waist, a flat black billy-cock on his head, and a square …

  6. 1927-06-01 · 9 (6.1927) · p. Seite 385

    WAYFARING IN PROVENCE 385 have trodden generations ago, when an edict of expulsion compelled them to seek a temporary asylum within the more hospitable boundaries of Carpentras. It led through the hamlet of Monteux, where probably lie the b…

  7. 1927-06-01 · 9 (6.1927) · p. Seite 386

    The Leo N. Levi Memorial Hospital By Rabbi A. B. Rhine HOUGH some may question the existence of Jewish solidarity, the Jewish poor have no such doubts. An indigent Jew knows that he will be provided for by his co-religionists, and he usuall…

  8. 1927-06-01 · 9 (6.1927) · p. Seite 387

    District No. I Accepts Wider Scope Quota Y\ 7TTH the convention of B'nai B'rith vv District No. I in New York City, May 8th, 9th and 10th, the Jewish cultural renaissance x gained a footing in the stronghold of American Jewry, d r e d from …

  9. 1927-06-01 · 9 (6.1927) · p. Seite 388

    District No. VII Convention NTOTWITHSTANDING flood condi- ~ tions in much of the territory that is covered by District No. VII, an unusually large number of delegates came to the convention of the District at Memphis, Tenn., May 22nd and 23…

  10. 1927-06-01 · 9 (6.1927) · p. Seite 389

    Sholom Asch A Romantic Realist By Sarah Goldberg T VARIOUS times critics have called Sholom Asch "The Yiddish Maupassant," "The Yiddish Charles Dickens" or "A Yiddish Gorki." But Asch's originality does not so easily lend itself to classifi…

  11. 1927-06-01 · 9 (6.1927) · p. Seite 390

    390 B'NAI B'RITH MAGAZINE in this book. Asch is now somberlyrealistic. "Motke Ganoff" is a psychological study of a demi-hero of the underworld. The author begins his story by telling us how Motke's parents had married. His mother, the red …

  12. 1927-06-01 · 9 (6.1927) · p. Seite 391

    SHOLOM ASCH 391 whom falls genuinely in love with her and protects her from harm. When Deborah can no longer postpone her marriage to him, she convinces this superstitious suitor that she is not an ordinary mortal, but a spirit. The poor, e…

  13. 1927-06-01 · 9 (6.1927) · p. Seite 392

    The Printed Page m The Crucified Jew. By Max Hunterberg. Bloch Publishing Co. RESSED within the compass of an hour's thoughtful reading is a book on "The Crucified Jew," by Max Hunterberg. It was recently averred that the trial of Socrates …

  14. 1927-06-01 · 9 (6.1927) · p. Seite 393

    News of Lodges JI^STHER became queen, the Jews were saved, and Haman was hanged in Ottawa, Canada, last month, in a beautiful rendition of the Biblical story presented by a group of youthful players under the auspices of the local B'nai B'r…

  15. 1927-06-01 · 9 (6.1927) · p. Seite 394

    394 B'NAI B'RITH MAGAZINE A N OPEN meeting held by Mason City (la.) Lodge recently, attracted two hundred persons, who came to hear an interesting program of music and dramatic recitations. The program was in charge of Louis Kitsis. * * * \…

  16. 1927-06-01 · 9 (6.1927) · p. Seite 395

    'There's where my foot hurts 1 Better even than sympathy- Shoes that will rein your foot troubles WKm I /> YOU spend about two-thirds of your life with your shoes on. If your feet tire easily, if your arches have started to weaken, if your …

  17. 1927-06-01 · 9 (6.1927) · p. Seite 396

    Across the Seas LFRED M. COHEN, President of the Constitution Grand Lodge, is in Europe where he will spend three months visiting principal B'nai B'rith centers. He sailed from New York aboard the Leviathan on June 11th. The first stop in h…

  18. 1927-06-01 · 9 (6.1927) · p. Seite 397

    MEASURED by miles—happy miles, comfortable miles, trouble-free miles—the sensational Dayton Stabilized Balloon is the tire value supreme! Experienced motorists proclaim it a noteworthy companion to the pioneer low air pressure tire—the- Day…

  19. 1927-06-01 · 9 (6.1927) · p. Seite 398

    bmoresofue: A Friend Indeed A MAN once caught his servant rum- JA maging through his cupboard and appropriating small objects of value. Not wishing to lose so good a servant but desiring, at the same time, to have him punished, he instructe…

  20. 1927-06-01 · 9 (6.1927) · p. [Seite]

    ( \ IVIazola gained its vast popularity as a perfect shortening because it is an absolutely 'pure vegetable oil—not an animal fat. It is itself as good and wholesome to eat as the corn from which it comes. And please don't forget— Mazola is…