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MACCABEAN INSTITUTE MACCABEAN ACTIVITIES, SOCIAL AND LITERARY, OCTOBER. SATURDAY, 13, 8 p.m. Fancy Dress Party at Bellevue Hill, SUNDAY, 14, 5 pm—a ome act plays by the Chelsea Theatre Group. SUNDAY, 21, 9 a.m.Grand Launch Pic nic and Moonlight Excursion, WEDNESDAY, 24, § p.m—Daebate M.L.DJ. v. Young Zionists, BATURDAY 47, • p.m—M.L.DJ.—Howe Party, BUNDAY, 28, 8 p.m—The “P.J Players Don, Celia Finkelatann, Ivor Norburn, Harry Ksplin amd Joy Cohen, Jim Aba) as leading vocalist was Ryd ney's answer to Bing Crosby. He ex celled himself in “Tramping an end less Tune a beautiful melody specially written for the Nautical Revue. Lou Lewis and Millig Somen were very good in a comic number entitled “Hold your man.” Blackface comedian, “Steppin” Smith entertained with impersonations of Eddie Cantor. Other dancers were Vern Qunnington, “The Dancing Fool,” Jwie Baker, who was delightful in the song and dance, “The Shoe Step” and Daphne Milla in a specialty toe dance. The audience lent their heart to Baby Merle who proved to be an experienced little dancer. Other juveniles were Freda Cooper, Batty Underwood and Betty Collings whose song and dance items were excellent. The Glea O Trio sang several snappy chambers. The boys’ burlesque ballet ras a riot from beginning to end and they certainly deserved the ovation they received The Harmony sweetheart a sang in anluring manner and present ed a fifty example of modern harmony. Special mention can be made of the Toaste throughout the Revue. Altogether there were 15 new songs. The opening theng was composed by Mr. Frank Finkelstein, “Money” and “It could rever be too late’ by Mr. Harry Gold stein. The following musical numbers Falling Weary “Girl Somewhere” “Hold your Man,” “Mystery,” “The Sendman,” *The final kiss, “The shoe step, Tramping to an endless tune” and “You made me love you were come posed by Mr. Kel Rutledge, Ballet of the NautiGels; Zelma Bren der, Minnie Chapman, Sadie Dasch, Dora Dinte, Leah Chapman, Bessie Runen stein, Daphne Mills. The Buoys—Albert Baker, Alf (Schnoz zie) Elliot, Henry Gordon, Ken Huame, Les Law, Julius Lewis. The Company wishes to express their appreciation to Mr and Mr. J. Green for their generous sealstance, Alzo sang In an alluring manner and present, the orchestra for their kind services, and to the “Hebrew Standard”. The producers Jack Kaplin and Lou Lewis offer their sincere thanks to the Company and to the executives, the bal let mistress, Julie Baker, publicity man ager, Henry Gordon secretary and treas urer, Frank Finklestein musical diirect or, Kel Rutledge stage manager, Lou Baker electrician, Sim Schubert and Manny Josephs house manager, Cecil Goldstein and Arthur Baffak. The MS.W. Jewiah War Memorial will benefit by the proceeds from the Revue. 63 June for the loss of 7 wickets, still requiring 7 runs with 3 wickets in hand for a 1st Innings lead. Scores: Bondist innings 69, Goldman 12 Adelstein 1 Hart 22 Deitch $, Bolomon 2, Rosenbaum 2, Broit §, Harria 3 Applebaum 9 Rappaport 0 Basa ¢mo. Bowling: M/ Davis 1-19 Rabb 18 P. Davis 2-13 L. Gordon 1-18 Bressler 2-2 Rosen 10 Phillips 140 Maccabeang 1st Innings 7 for 62. Bressler 22 Benjamin 17 Rosen 6 Phillips 1 P. Davis 7 Rabb 2 A. Nettheim T L. Gordon Dnn, M. Davis O m0. Bowling: Solomons 3-22 Deitch 0-7 Rosenbaum 2-9 Hart 2-12, Illawarra Score 3168 Illawarra scored at a very fast rate against Kadimah and in 3 hours piled up 318 runs. A fine second wicket partnership by HL Hart and a newcomer Dave Jacobs produced 123 runs. Both boys batted particularly well. After a shaky start Jacobs settled down to give a chanceless exhibition for T1 which in cluded 11 fours. Hart hit hard and con tinued to show his batting form by scoring 61 (8 fours). Once again Jock Livingston passed the half century with a soundly made 54, eventually being dis missed when attempting to emulate his brother Vic, who hit 5 fours in his score of 22. Neville Smith then flog ged the tired bowling and scored 40 in very smort time. The Kadimah bowlers never let up and pegged away with greatheart. The fielding was also good, neat catches dismissing most of the batsmen, Lou Levy, M. Cohen and Bogan worked exceptionally hard, but this strong batting team took toll of all that way before them. Before an appeal against the fight was upheld, Kadimah lost 1 wicket for 6. Scores; Illawarra 1st Innings 318. Levy 1 Jacobs 71 Hart 61 L. Living stone 54 V, Livingstone 22 A. Balkind 15 H. Plattell 10 N. Smith 40 Brandon 7 Preshner 4 Nable 0 0.0. Bowling: Delteh 264 Lienberg 2-23 M. Freeman 2-62 Caplan 0-26 Cohen 0-17 Rothman 1-25 Bogan 121 H. Free man 1-18 Chapman 1-19 Kadimah st innings 1 for 6, Bogan 1.0. Cohen 0 Chapman One, Bowling: Brandon @4 Nable 1-0
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Sydney Hebrew Standard of Australasia
Sydney, New South Wales, AU
Fri, Oct 12, 1934
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