The Jewish outlook., January 27, 1905, Page 10, Image 10

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The Theaters
Broadway Jheatre
NEXT ATTRACTION
beginning Next Monday, January 30th
THE EARL OF PAWTUCKET
With the Celebrated English Comedian
Latvrance D’Orsay
Supported by the Original Company.
Matinees Thursday and Saturday
Tabor Grand Opera House
ONE WEEK
Beginning Sunday Matinee
JANUARY 29th
Rose Melville
In the Characteristic Play
SIS HOPKINS
Matinees Sunday, Wednesday and Saturday,
25c and 50c.
New Curtis Theatre™ Bl^.
Next Week —January 29
Beginning Sunday Matinee and Entire Week
MARIE HEATH
AND COMPANY
Presenting the Latest of Idyl Dramas
For Mother’s Sake
A Story of New England Life —Startling,
Artistic and Up-to-Date.
ORPHEUM.
One of the strongest bills that has
ever been presented at the Orpheum is
holding the boards this week. Cole &
Johnson, the head-liners, are so far su
perior to other colored entertainers that
they simply stand in a class by them
selves. Ching Lan Poo company of
illusionists, who came direct from the
“pike” at the St. Louis Fair, is another
strong feature on this week’s bill. They
produce buckets and buckets of water
from simple silk robes. Next week we
are to have the big Orpheum Road
Show, the greatest vaudeville company
in existence. This show is under the
personal direction of Martin Beck,
which is ample proof of its quality.
Mclntyre & Heath, the perennial min
strel favorites, are the head-liners.
The seats are now on sale.
THE JEWISH OUTLOOK
Domestic News
The ladies of Temple B’nai Abraham. Chi
cago, are arranging for a domestic science
and art bazar to take place the 15th of Feb
ruary. The bazar to be held during the af
ternoon and evening.
Women of the Jewish Hospital Associa
tion of New York have determined to raise
$35,000 for the equipment of the new build
ing and they are now formulating their
plans for this undertaking.
New York, Jan. 24. —Ex-Congressman
Edwin Einstein, a wealthy lawyer, who was
Republican candidate for mayor of New
York against Thomas F. Gilroy in 1892,
died suddenly to-night from heart failure.
Police Commissioner McAdoo of New
York has received a letter from two Jewish
daily newspapers on the East Side compli
menting him on the manner in which the
force handled the crowds nz the Sarasohn
funeral.
The Cincinnati section of the Council of
Jewish Women has extended an invitation
to the national body to hold the next na
tional convention in Cincinnati. The con
vention will be held Thanksgiving week of
November, 1905.
The Machzikei Talmud Torah of New
York City dedicated their new house at G 8
East Seventh street, January 2nd. Towards
this building Jacob Schiff donated $25,000.
The Talmud Torah is an institution where
Judaism is taught to young Israel from the
original Hebrew.
Among the gifts to the Columbia Uni
versity announced by the trustees, was
one from Mrs. Annie Nathan Meyer—a por
trait of Rev. Gershon Seixas, who was a
very ardent revolutionary patriot and the
minister of the Spanish and Portuguese
Jewish congregation.
Dr. David Blaustein, superintendent of
the Educational Alliance, has resumed his
duties after an absence of six weeks, dur
ing which he investigated Jewish condi
tions in the South and West. The trip ex
tended through Illinois, Alabama, Wiscon
sin, Ohio, Kentucky and Louisiana.
Mr. Henry Phipps, who is a generous sup
porter of the Educational Alliance, New
York, has offered to give $1,000,000 for the
erection of model tenements in that city.
The Hon. Isidor Straus, president of the
alliance, will be vic'e president of the so
ciety to be organized to carry out Mr.
Phipps’ plans.
Fifty representatives of various commu
nal institutions were present at a luncheon
given by Mr. Adolph Lewishon, president
of the Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Orphan
Asylum, New York. The purpose of the
gathering was to discuss the advisability
of consolidating all the existing Jewish
charitable institutions in the city. The plan
was rejected.
Isaac N. Seligman announced last week
that he, together with Jacob H. Schiff,
Adolph Lewisohn, Felix M. Warburg and a
few others, had planned a campaign against
the social evil on the East Side, New York,
which had taken a new lease of life de
scribed as startling. While their efforts are
directed principally against the “cadet sys
tem,” kindred vices are also to be attacked.
It was observed by Magistrate Cornell of
the Yorkville and Essex Market Courts, who
is really the instigator of the movement,
that East Side Jewish families were the
worst sufferers from the evil, and he won
dered whether some public-spirited men
could not be found among the Jews who
would finance the investigation. A corps of
five detectives was engaged and they began
their work several weeks ago. They dis
covered indescribable conditions in the lo
cality of which Third avenue and Fourteenth
street is the center.
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