The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-11-25
WHAT'S ON
Saturday

CONCERT and DANCE given by the Pock-
etbook Workers Rank and File at Workers
Center. so E. 18th 81, ct 8 p. m.
THIRD ANNUAL BARN DANCE and Enter
tainnent Marriage Performing County
judges Piece Danceland Orchestra--Folk
Dances - Refreshments American Youth
Federation, 20 st. Marks Place, at $3.50 PM
THE PARLoR FRAME WORKER is having
Banquet and Dance at the Manhattan
Lyceilm, GO e. Fourth st. All furniture
workers are urged to come.
DANCE AND CONCERT at Workers Cen
ter, so 3. lath ST., at $50 p. M, given by
the International Workers Order Branch 10,
celebrating their 4th year.
ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCE given by
Unit S, 0, and at 95 Avenue B, at p. m
Admission 15c
ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCE given by
the Neckwear Workers S. 81 A. Club. at S
&. 18th St., at $3.50 p. m.
DANCE AND ENTERTAINMENT given by
the Opposition Local Gal, White Goods
workers, at Astoria Hall, 90 E. Fourth ST..
at p. m. The first public affair of the
group.
NOVEMBER BALL and ENTERTAINMENT
given by the Harlem Progressive Youth
Club, 1888 Madison Ave John Smith Or
chestra, z humorous plays. Admission Csc.
FLOWER FESTIVAL and DANCE at italian
workers Center, 2S3 E. Tenth St., at . D. M
Contribution 25c Ladies free.
CONCERT AND DANCE given by Harlem
Workers School, 200 w. 135th ST., Room 221,
OF $3.50 p m. Baltimore delegate will give
report. Interesting entertainment. Aamis-
sion Ice.
CHARLES REcHr International Lawyer
will speak on what Soviet Russia Means
to the Youth of Today" at Young America
institute, steinway Hall, 113 W. 57th st.
WILL THE CoMRADE who receive the
wrong hat by mistake at the Irish affair on
Sunday, Nov. 10th. at the West Side Work
ana ND LII
own in exchange.
(Br0ns)
GoRKY DRAMATIC SECTION will present
a Soviet Russian Play at the Middle Bronx
Workers Club, 1882 Third Ave. Mandolin
Orchestra Of SO; dancing by good band
HERMAN BLANC, Russian singer, Yasha
NikogoSSef, Caucasian Dance, Vardan, eau
casian, singer, Parker Watkins, Negro Spirit
uals and Del, Daily Worker cartooniSt will
be on the program at 1872 E. fremont Ave
near 177th st. Subway Station. There will
also be dancing. Admission 15c.
CONCERT AND DANCE at the Prospect
Worker Center, 1887 So. Boulevard. Pro-
gram: Chorus, Workers Lab. Theatre. Red
Dancers.
CONCERT AND DANCE at the Advance
Guard Cultural Crop, 1856 e. l65th st.
DANCE AND ENTERTAINMENT rendered
by Nat Turner Club at 55a Morris Ave.
Lively jazz band. Excellent entertainment
refreshment. Admission Csc.
CONCERT AND PARTY given by Women's
Council 80. Unit 20, Section 5 and Branch
100 Two, at Westminster Workers Center,
1548 Westchester Ave.
CONCERT AND DANCE given by the Tre-
mont Progressive Club, 862 e. fremont Ave
Good jazz Band, fine concert, proletariap
prices.
BALLOON DANCE given by jackson
Workers Club, 7s5 Westminster Ave. Former
ly Union Workers CENTER. Good band. Good
time.
PARTY given by Y.cL. Unit S at 1851
Crotona Pl, apartment IS, bet. hist and
st. Paul Pl. Good time time assured.
(Br0OkIyn)
THANKSGIVING DAwNcE and Entertain
ment given by the Young Communist Gea., de
at Workers Center, 1918 Pitkin Ave. Music
by Superba Troubadours. Admission 25c.
MANDOLIN CONCERT and Dance given
by the Progressive Workers Cultura Club
1853 Summer Ave. Dancing by good band.
DANCE AND ENTERTAINMENT given by
Youth Builder TWO, Branch ACT. Red
skits by Wise Cracker at 1908 winthrop
st. Admission 15c.
PARTY GIVEN by the LID. Chorus at
218 Van Sicklen Ave, Brooklyn. Refresh
ments free. Admission 25c.
A RED CABARET and DANCE is arranged
ny Oouncli AZ at 81 BAY 1oth 81. Dancing
and interesting program.
VErCHERINNA and CONCERT given by
the W.I.R. at 42l Stone Ave, at $50 p m
Admission 15c in advance; at door 20c.
(DOEUntoUn)
M. J. oLGIN lecture today, at p. m,
at the Workers School on whats Happen
ing in Russia" at IS e. 18th st.
GALA CONCERT and Dance celebrating
Misunderstanding in the Clarte, French Work
ers Club, 3o4 West 58th st. Good Program.
piano and violin soloists. Costrocm zoe.
CHAMBER MUSIC Concert of the Freiheit
Mandolin Orchestra, at LOG E. 14th st.
Program mandolin ensemble. Mathew Ksha,
conductor, David Freed, vioii cellox solo.
Admission Csc.
Sunday
OPEN FORUM on What Is Happening
Today in Germany" given by Comrade otto
Durick, editor of German Weekly Der
Arbeiter'' at Estonian Workers Hall, 81 w.
GERTRUDE HUTCHINSON, Associate Edi-
tor. Moscow News, will speak on ''Women in
Soviet Russia" at Young America Institute,
Steinway Hall, 113 w. 57th ST., at $3.50 p. m.
LECTURE AND SOCIAL given by the
Needle Trade Workers Dance Group at
Collective Dance Studio, n Fifth Ave. Lee
ture ON indictment of Industrial Union
Leadership" by J. Goldman.
LITERATURE AND WAR" lecture by H.
E. Briggs, at the Middle Bronx Workers
Club, 1888 Third Ave. at $3.50 p. m.
PROF. OAKLEY JOHNSON will lecture on
Soviet Diplomacy" at the Pelham Park
way Workers Club, 2179 White Plains Rd
Admission loc; unemployed free.
LECTURE on THE Scottsboro Boys-Who
Next" at ISL Leggett Ave, auspices Unit 3
Y.C,L. Speaker worker delegate from Mary
land.
r Trurrrru - nv ~, r,.,-. x, ~
IN the Soviet Union" given by Women's
Council No. So, at sol W. l61st st., at 1880
p. m.
LECTURE by Sidney Bloomfield at Ad-
vance Guard Cultural CLUB, 936 E. 165th st.
at 2:30 p m, on Glass Conflict in Society,""
PHILA. CONCERT at the Italian Progre-
sive Institute, 1903 Taskerst St., at 8 p. m.
On Sat-, Nov. 25th.
ISRAEL AMTER will speak on 1.-THE Strug-
gle for Unemployment Insurance and the
Role OF the Communist Party" at Bronx
Workers Club, 1910 Boston Rd.. Bronx.
LECTURE on Significance of Russian
Recognition by the U. g." by M. shulman
Ave, Bronx.
CoMRADE DEL" Daily Worker cartoon
list will speak at the open forum of the
Tom Mooney Branch LID, at p. m. at
108 e. l4th ST.. room 400 on the Labor
Press" Admission free.
SYMPOSIUM on Theme and Style in
Revolutionary Literature with Maxwell
Bodenhein1, Philip Rahv and Alfred Hayes,
ct the John Reed Club, 4s0 Sixth Ave, at
p. m.
HARLEM WORKERS School Forum;
JAMES Ford will lecture on 1.-THE Negro
People and the Shrugged Against Imperialism
American, African and the West Indies" at
200 W. l35th St., room 2i4A. Admission
free
THE FOLLOWERS Of Nature will hike to
their camp at 10 o. m. sharp. Meet at
Yonkers Ferry. Hike one way, ride home
by bus. Expenses 45c.
THE NATURE FRIENDS hike to limp
Torne Bear Mountain. Meet at 42nd st.
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