The Sentinel, v.052 no. 02, 1923

              THE SENTINEL
PLAYERS' CLUB TO INAUGURATE
FOURTEENTH SEASON WITH
BRILLIANT COMEDY AT
THE INSTITUTE SUN-DAY
NIGHT
The Fourteenth Season of the Play-ers'
Club of Chicago will be inaugur-ated
this Sunday evening at the Jewish
People's Institute, 1258 W. Taylor
street, with the initial performance of
the year, "The Two Weatherbys", a
comedy by St. John Hankin.
Lester Alden
Under the competent guidance of
Mr. Lester Alden who has directed the
Players' Club from the beginning of
its career, this organization has estab-lished
itself as one of the foremost
amateur dramatic organizations in the
country. Its artistic standards are the
very highest and there is wide recog-nition
of the great cultural influence
the Players' Club has been not only in
the life of the community it serves but
in the dramatic and artistic develop-ment
of Chicago.
The performance this Sunday eve-ning
is a brilliant comedy in three
acts. The plot deals with the adjust-ment
period of two young couples, the
first two years of their married life.
The play will mark another artistic
achievement in the brilliant gallery of
plays already given by the Players'
Club.
The cast selected for the play is of
unusual merit, consisting of Walter
A. Lyons, Edward L. Hillman, Hyman
Jackson, Viola Roth, Esther Becker,
Florence Lansky and Anita Yampolsky
whose work is well known not only to
the Players' Club following but also
outside this privileged circle.
"SCARAMOUCHE CONTRASTS
EXTRAVAGANCE AND GRIND-ING
POVERTY
"Scaramouche," the latest Rex In-gram
feature picture, which is now at
the Woods, is described as the last
word in the "costume drama of the
screen." The scenes are laid in the
final days of Louis XVI., when royalty
and nobility exhibited an extravagance
and richness in dress almost unparal-lelled
in the history of the world. In
"Scaramouche," it is faithfully repro-duced,
and many of the scenes are
dazzling in their magnificence. In
contrast to this display of opulence is
the visible poverty of the masses and
the sordid lives of the populace prior
to the Terror. The story opens with
the first mutterings of the storm of
revolution, in Brittany, and closes with
the mob triumphant in Paris. Woven
through this background of great
events is the love story of Andre-Louis
Moreau, played by Ramon Novarro,
and Aline deKercadiou, visualized by
Alice Terry. The role of the Marquis
La Tour is played by Lewis Stone, and
there is a long list of other important
characters that have been entrusted to
competent hands.
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INSTALLATION OF RABBI SINGER
TO TAKE PLACE OCTOBER 19
Rabbi Cohon To Preach Farewell Ser-mon
this Friday Night
Last Friday evening, October 5,
Rabbi Cohon preached on "What
Judaism offers the Jew", which was
the first of a series of two lectures
which conclude his services at Temple
Mizpah.
This Friday evening, October 12,
Rabbi Cohon will present the other
half of the question-"What the Jew
Can Offer to Judaism". This will be
the last regular Friday evening serv-ice
that Rabbi Cohon will conduct for
Temple Mizpah. Rabbi Cohon will
take part in the installation service
after which Rabbi Singer will assume
his duties at Mizpah and Rabbi Cohon
his at the Hebrew Union College of
Cincinnati.
All are urged to take advantage of
the last opportunity to hear Rabbi
Cohon at Temple Mizpah. Services
begin promptly at 8:15 p. m., at the
Park Masonic Temple, 1716 Lunt ave-nue.
CHICAGO RABBINICAL ASSOCIA-TION
TO ELECT OFFICERS
The Chicago Rabbinical Association
will hold a special meeting Wednesday
morning, October 17th, at 10:00
o'clock at the Covenant Club, 26 N.
Dearborn street. The order of busi-ness
will include the election of offi-cers.
All members are urged to be
present.
RABBI MENDELSOHN INITIATES
STUDY HOUR FOR CHILDREN
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
Rabbi S. Felix Mendelsohn is con-ducting
a story hour every Saturday
morning from 10 to 11 at Temple
Beth Israel of Albany Park. The
stories are followed by a brief service.
All Jewish children of the neighbor-hood
are invited to attend the story
hour.
At the regular services Friday eve-ning,
October 12, at 8:15 o'clock,
Rabbi Mendelsohn will preach on the
topic, "Animal and Man." The Temple
,s located at Bernard and Ainslie
tr' ets.
RABBI MILLNER TO LECTURE ON
"PROHIBITION: PAST AND
PRESENT"
Rabbi Isaac A. Millner will lecture
this Friday evening at Congregation
Beth Itzchok of Albany Park, 4645
Drake avenue, on "Prohibition, Past
and Present." The services in English
and Hebrew, will begin at 8:15 o'clock.
A new feature at coming services will
be the choir which Cantor Kritz is
training and which will be ready for
service in about a fortnight.
Friday, October 19, the speaker at
the services will be Mr. Julius Savitz-ky,
who will relate his experiences
with the "chalutzim" on his way from
Constantinople to Jerusalem.
Rabbi Millner is heading a campaign
for fifty new members, who will swell
the membership of the congregation
to three hundred. Congregation Beth
Itzchok is only over four years old.
Its present presiding officer is Mr.
Morris Scolnick.
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World Relief Conference, which will
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