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Jun 10th, 1927.
Tl//!, S.A. JEWISH CHRO JCLE.
In and Around the Town.
100, St. George's Street
Thursday.
lW A1\D SPORT
is At frequent intervals tlie a . ertion
lrlade that Jew have failed in the
~rt and science, and thi view was
wecktly propounded in a London
h ee ly journal. lt ha also often
oueen . aid that law ar inC0n picu b' in ~ port.
ObYiou. h the e are
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tatement made by people
th 0 do not " ish to recognise that
told contrary i the ca e.
We are
plav, n very· inR!.<Ynifirant
Part Jew
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produced anv outstandin£: fiaure
on th
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rp}i;.1on. of many name
of coin fuonist . who have held their own
F:n e vanou branche of sport in
g 1and America, South Africa and
try ~hre. Particularly in thi!3 coun1
are
ewry well repre ented. There
not few £Yames in which Jews are
"Ult °und in .the front nnk.
The
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alt ta rf1 port 1 one that ha a ncrreat
]e!:, c 011 for modern Jewrv.
Coln~~onand 'var ity, provincial and
I ear ~· port t=rathering amply
hoxin; 1 .out.. Cricket. football.
h 1 t:-= w1mmm~. all have de otees
1'h:.:rnging; to the Jewish community.
\erve hnra worthy repr<-' entativP"' in
- ranch of athletic .
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AND SCIENCE.
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Ine-emment,
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the contrary.
When ont"
''"ith thto a Jewi h e:eniu , ont> i met
av 0 \v de hr~p l Y, " Oh! but he ha. dis~01ne e . 1 religion."
Mav he in
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'10 lllat orn a Jew remain~ a Jew,
of JuJe~ whether the rites and ritual
no n al. rn have heen abandoned,
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'b whet her h e- h a~ cea. e d to
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detrart e to Judaistic belief.. Our
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non~en .
a mere quibhle.
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race h~ic~l. to say that the Jewi h
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d to produce men and
I? niu ino out tanding ability and
c~ea} of art and scienre.
A peat
Ii t all thPace would be reqnired to
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have
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<lo not e arts and sciences. and I
lnnn,.. Propose to set out here the
ha\·e1 111] u~tr'
·- ious sons of Israel who
lhf' ar~ a:ed t~eir part in bringing
day tat nd c1ence to their pn» enl
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th que /e ~ect, nevertheles:-< w he~
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and in' Sc1ence, tatecraf t.. commerce
Ptenareea'ery walk of life, and we are
111 nt th to .meet with fact anv stateta <'e is dat un P}'ies t h at the ·Jewish
<l.f.: err egenerate.
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("nt". havew dwho, by their achiever of th . e a ded lu tre to the coun'''hi . . h eir adoption and to the race
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thatI1er i 1. e . answer ~iven them.
"f i\ p ! with dimity and pride
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Jew nt to distin12:uished Jews
, <l\·e he n . _ ef who e achievements
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1enefit to the whole
vorld.
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R TH CORE
A large nudw· ::e. at the City Hall
on aturday mgd last. were charmed
with the performance of thi talented
1ittle pi:mi te, who played in conjunction with the Orchestra. Although
her appearance had not previously
been "worked up" as is usually the
case when an en/ant prodigue is to
make hi or her bow before the
public, there was a spontaneou. and
enthusiastic recogniti n of her work~
and at the conclusion of her performance she was
imply overwhelmed· with floral token and boxe
of chocolates.
It was indeed a
triumph which Ruth achieveJ. She
till lacks that finish which experience
will give her, but her techniqu wa
well nigh perfect.
That . uch a
youthful person could prodn e the
tone and rhythm in her playing of
Mendel ohn'
econd Pianoforte
Concerto was a revelation to an
obviously interested audience. Her
interpretation ' as splendid and she
thorou.cihl v de erved the ovation
accord~d her.
BRIGHTE r1 G CAPE TOW~.
King Car 1ival reigned supreme al
the Hotel Edward on Frida. night
last, when the Cape Town Dance
Teacher ' Association's fir l cabaret
was held. It proved to be a brilliant
uccess, and the organisers deserve
every praise for inau~urnting a form
of entertainment that ha long bPen
missing from the social life of the
Peninsula.
The pioneer of any
movement are faced with many difficulties and obstacles, but C.T.D.T.A.
?ave ~ndoubtedly scored a bull's ey
m their first attempt to brighten Cape
Town in the social ense.
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one or two features might be improved npon-and there is no doubt
the organiser will profit by constructive criticism that has been and will
be offered them, there is nothing
but praise for them for the really
excellent, artistic and enjovnHe production which they staged on Frida
night.
A laro-e gathering wa
attracted by the promise of a night
of fun and frolic and the carnival
pirit was maintained until the pla ing of the National Anthem.
A BRILLIA T SPECTACLE.
The Hotel Edward i well uited
for such an affair, but the indications
point to the necessity of a more commodious rendezvous being cho en
for the next cabaret.
The diningroom had been decorated in a heme
of black and gold, and clusters of
balloons, and the gay throng wearing fanta tic carnival caps and other
mirth-provoking tokens. danced beneath the coloured limes and spotlights to the tuneful Arains of Znbow
and Moller' Orche tra.
The dinner
tables were tastefullv arranged
around the walls of the hall, under
the gallerie , which were fillt'"d with
interested spectators, and in between
cour es, fox-trots, charle tous, and
black bottoms were vigorously in·
dulged in.
Alternately with the regular dancing, there · were songs,
choruse , and ballets, arrangt>d by
l\f jss Miriam Kirsch and Mfas Levin,
which were enthusiasticallv received
and frequently recalled. The variou
choru e were led by Miss I obel
Brodie and Mr . Phil Marcus, and
these popular local artists deserved
the unstinted ovations that gTeeted
their efforts.
PERFECT CHORUS.
It wa a thoroug-hly appreciative
gathering and the enthusiasm reqrhed
a climax when the grand finRle"' Humming" was reached.
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the well dre sed
choru recallec.., a'ld it wa a tired
but happy band of r vellers which
reluctantly departed.
otire of this
cabaret would· not b comple e without mel]/!ion of the indefat1g1: ble
effort of Captain W. G. Wood, th
energ tic organi ing secret1rv, to
who e credit a great deal of rhc
success mu t be placed. Mr::;. Wood,
too, desen.e mention for her work
in connection with the de igning of
most of th clwrming costumes, and
Mr. L wi~ wa a compet nt ~Lage
manao-er.
Of cour e, a great deal
depended up n the manner in \\hich
the cl1orus gi1 l carriefl out their part
of the pro~rarnmP. and their cohf'sion
and perfed rh thm speak volume.
for the marshal hip of Mis Miri m
Kirsrh, the popular local dancin9;
mistre .
One can only hope that
thi abaret i the forerunner of many
more in the near future.
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Judging by the number of i.ho e
pre ent out of the ix hundrerl ladi
and gentlemen who had ht>en inYited
by th Mayor and Corporation tn inpect the newly-completed native
township at Langa on the Flat_, local
Jewr. ' doe not tal·e verv mnch in terest in thi important quc_,t:!.on.
After , 11 it mu t not he foro-ott n
that it i to the~ e people that \'.~..,have
to lool· to a \ery great e:x.1ent for our
ervants, and thourrh there is hardl
that interest taken~ in '1he hewers
of tone and the carrier of water, '
that the Bihl tells us we lnuld do
the nati,·e qu tion i one that hi ~
very eriou import on our li\'e and
being.
The Lown~hip i beautifully
ituat d and i in remarka hl v h allh
surroundings.
In fact, it micrht
rea. onably be termed "the native
garden eity." . The qua~ter~ nre very
comfortable without bemcr elaborate
and if it had not been
the s~ort­
sighted policy of the Labour DeparLmenL the example s t by Lh , Cane
Town Mt.:.nicipalit might have he. n
followed with advantage to all concerned by oth r town council:'.
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THE AB URDITY OF IT.
To my mind,_ it seems a 1iule bit
ridiculou that the co t of the ('Stablishment of town hip
uch as th e
should be quadrupled hv the in~i tence of the Trades Union .
The
id~a of whit
killed labour only
bemg u ed for the purpo e of erectincr
Kaffir habi.tation i palpahly ab urd~
more particularly when the incr<'a ed
cost of this fall upon the native
themselves.
Owing to the fact that
the e tabli hment of Langa towrn;;hip
exceed a quarter of a million terling
the nati es will have to pay more
money than th y did at
daheni.
and I for one doubt whether th
public will b willinrr to increase the
wage th y pay in order that the
for:ner may 110~ b at a di advanl::ige.
This could ea 1ly have hern a oided
by permitting native to work 1her
them elves, but the labour "Pooh
Bah " aid otherwi .
Sti 11 it i
omething to have the kaffir!' coming
to work from c1ean and hralthv . urrounding and the Cape To,\n Municipality are .to be ongratulated upon
the enterprise they have hown in
the e tablishment of thi ideal townhip.
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One doe not often hear of a High
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say Mr. Go ip in the London Daily
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~ady amuel are creating a preced nt
m ~he matter. For th y are giving
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water to . the Federation of Women
Zioni t for a garden fete on July
6th and 7th. and a mannequin parade
i one of th attra tion . Lord Balfour, Lord and Ladv Readinrr. Mr.
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"Jimmy ' de Roth'- hild and hi
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Ir. Harold braham ha._ ad finite
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A D AROU D THE TOWN.
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di po ed of than preparation are
made for the following one.
It i
impo ible for all the workers of one
organisation to help every one of
the affair but, if two were arranged,
the member of each in titution concerned, working together, would con·
titute a ' onderful organi ation. A
great deal of ground could be
covered and a financial and social
_ucce s, hitherto unknown in Cape
Town, would be achieved. Anvhow
why not give it a trial? "
I echo "why not! "
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THE S.A. JEWISH CHRONICLE.
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f many
. planation
of the
popularit of diamond. . I like he t
•.hat offered by Ir. Gordon athan
~of Hatton Garden), who e · tatic:ill y
inform the world that the valu 0 .f
the tone lie in th alleged fa t that
it i " th only ymbol in natur of
~he highc ·t, th infinite . . . .
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an eternal repre entation of
spirituality. '
For long thi ''preciou. " ~ tone
ha b en regarded _a . a thing of booty,
~mt now we know ~t i al o a piritual
JOY for ever. It I • however, ~ad to
reflect how few of us can afford to
get in tou h with '' nature ' in it
highe t mbol ic form or b in tune
will: ' t? ~nfiniLe:" Our only opportunity he m paymg homarr to other
peopl ' gaud .
gave a fine renderina of ' God end
You back to me " on the cornet·
Miss Bes ie tein 'was the recipient
of a flattering ovation for her render:
ing of the song '' ong of the oul,
in which he displayed charm and
taste.
he re ponded to a call fo~
an encore with " t. ichola. D ·,
which wa
well merited.
The
Dramatic ection, for the first tiIJld
-taged a one act farce entitle
"Phipp ."
This was produced by
Mr. D. Levy, and was exrellentl~
done. Mr. C. Israel took the pc rt 0
ir Gerald, Mis E. Richmond. Lad~
Fanny, and Mr. S. Lappin that 0
Phipp .
All acquitted thenLeh"e.
very creditably.
GUILD A ' OU CEME T.
I am a ked to mention that rrangements are beina made for the big
July concert. The '" tar turn" ,~·ill
be the Guild Orche~tra. hut the
following popular arti.t \\ill .1L 0
appear: Paaanelli, Eileen R) 11
Joyce Kadi h, and Ber in (th
violini ' t about whom I wrote ... 111
few week_ ago , etc. The hooking
is at Polliack' and the pri1·e::- rtre
5 . and 3~ . re erved, and 1 . 8<L oil'
re erved. Thi i aoina to h a ,er}
fine concert, and I can° only te11 IJ1
reader to get in earlv.
The ti +et'"
will rro like ' 'hot ca"kes. ''
THE ,.. EDRA.''
We read. in thi week· ... ·· "'ertril
of Eldad and l Iedad prophe ying i 11
the camp. In l rumber , Chapter Ild
verse 27-29, "
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ther ran a yow1a man anJ tol 0
Mo e , and he _aid .. Eldad and led 1 ~
do prophe1iy in the camp:
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Jo. lrna th
on of l run, the ::-en ant
of Mos , one of hi voun~ roeil·
an wer d and ~ aid .. i Iv L rd l : : =
forbid them:
And 1\io e ' s·1id tint~
him: Enviest thou for m ... ak 0 ·
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Would God that all the Lord·- p op
were prophet -, and that the L~f
would put hi ·pirit upon then · Id
Jo hua wi ' hed that 1 fo.;; ~ -.h u
b the only authority in the 1 ·atio!ld
the onlv proph t. Hence he appP:lle
to n"'I o · • •.,
.. forbid them .. to1
prop he. y).
But Mo e , th_" ~r l
lead r thourrht otherwi . Hi~ !". ~)
i '' En vie t thou for my sake'? I e
vou
think that the po ition of t ~
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mini_ter, the prophet. th Ieacl r 1
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·uch a pl a.:ant one? Would ,od 1
all the Lord' people were prophet:::
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th n th y mirrht reali
the re:::P
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are, to-day, faced with j..h
same probl m and the true Je\\ 1tf
pirit i not the pirit of the otlh~
inexperi need Jo hua. but rathrr t
advice of the old, tried leader, 1 [, ~a., .. 1w ho \~a phr pare d to wel fom: 'c~ 111 •
~nee. m t e leadership o ~ e
mumty rather than forbid it.
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The Guild room have nev r had
u h a larrre and appreciative
:i~Hhenc a wa _ the ca, e on Tue day
maht.
The place '\a packerl to the
doors, and they were rewarded , ith
a i:rogramm that pukled with "' od
thmrr .
Th Orche tra wa in partiularl y good form, and once arrain
I mu t congratulat the able conductor, Mr: G org Tobia . He ha
brourrht h1 c?rnbination to a fine
~late o~ perf ct1on, and impro m nt
are v1dent every
time they. make, an
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appearance m publi . Th re were
many pr ent on Tue dav for th
fir t tim ~nd the _ were gre,ttly impre d with the ffi iency of th
Orchestra.
very fine p ~fo·rmance
wa that of .Mr. E. C. Bi hton, who
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