The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-03-17
Sunday

sunday
FILM AND PHOTO League shows 1.-THE
| Covered Wagon" IL E. 18th ST., $3.50 pm.
first OF series of revivals old American
films Regular Vanguard monthly SYM
postum, YM.C.A., 100 W. 135th st.
SIDNEY LEROY lectures on Planned
Economy - R. A. VS. Second Fiye-Year
Plan OF U.S.S.R." Yorkville Workers Forum
24s E. s4th ST., 8 pm.
ALEXANDER TRACHTENBERG speaks
at the Workers School Forum, IS e. 18th
st. p. m. on THE Paris Commune and
Marxism- Leninism."
VILLAGE FORUM, 224 w Fourth st.,
facing Sheridan So. p. m, lecture on
"Barricades in Paris 1871-1934' by r. An
drey. Admission 15c Auspices R. p
Stokes and E. r. Bloor Br. I. L. D.
CARL BRODSKY speaks on "Lenin and
the State" at Post 1911, SO E. Third st.
p. m.
OTTO HALL lectures on Revolutionary
Traditions of hte Negro People" at Har-
lem Workers School Forum, 200 w 135th
st. Room 2144. $3.50 p. m Admission free.
MEDICAL BUREAU af1liated with F. S.
q. membership meeting at Hospital Cen
ter, 1872 w. 57th St. near Carnegie Hall.
8 p. m. DR.. Samuel Tannehaum lectures
on "Freudianism AS a Reactionary Philo-
sophy."
JOSEPH TAUBER, speaks on 1.-THE Paris
Commune" at Tom Mooney Br. I. L. D.,
a23 E. 18th st. p. m. Admission free
discussion.
PARIS COMMUNE CELEBRATION aus
pices of Group O. Jugoslav Workers Club,
1o8 w. oath st. Dance p. m. Program
7 p. m. Speakers NJ. A. Taft. Lithuanian
and Daily Worker Chorus Wardrobe, gents
soc; ladies 2oc.
JOHN REED CLUB lecture by Stephen
Graves on Contemporary American Phel-
osophy in the Light of Marxism," at 430
Sixth Ave $50 p. m.
DRAMATIC reading Of revolutionary
Negro play John Henry-Bad Niger" at
the Theatre Collective 81 W. 18th ST. 8
p. m. Herbert Klein, author, will answer
questions.
JAMES s. ALLEN, lectures on THE New
South" at the West Side Workers Center,
2s42 Broadway near Tooth st. Admission
loc; unemployed free $3.50 p. m.
CHINA EXPRESS internationally
famous motion picture depicting the
Chinese Revolution followed by lecture.
Two showings, $50 and $50 ?. m. Frinds
Of the Chinese People. 1853 w. 23rd st.
Room IL. Admission 25c
SYMPOSIUM on "Proletarian Culture"
Speakers Alfred Hayes and william Siegel.
William Browder, chairman, at Office
Workers Union, ia W. 14th St. Admission
2sc. p. m. Auspices G. G. N. Y. Eve.
N. s. L.
SPORT CARNIVAL and Dance at eli
Grand Youth Club, in conjunction with
American Youth Federation, $50 Grand st.
p. m. Fine time assured. Subscription
25c.
MOVIE showing fragments Of an En-
pire" and Chalie Chaplin m ''Ths Rink"
at the fremont Progressive Club, 866 E.
fremont Ave. 8:45 p. m
HOUSEWARMING PARTY at new head
quarters Of Council No. 49, 1245 Ogden
Ave. Bronx at 1880 p. m. Entertainment
Admission 15c.
PROF. OAKLEY JOHNSON speaks on
Present Tendencies in American Litera-
ture," at Pelham Parkway Workers Club,
2l7s White Plains Road. $50 p. m. Ad-
mission 15c.
DINNER and Dance at Italian Workers
Center, 500 Crescent Ave. near 184th st.
Good dinner served from D. m. until
midnight. Admission soc.
M. GREENBAUM lecture on "The Paris
Commune" at New Culture Club, 2a45
Coney Island Ave. $50 p. m. Admission
l0c Questions and discussions
SIDNEY BLOOMFIELD lectures on THE
Paris Commune" at the Brownsville
Workers School, 1855 Pitkin Ave. $50 D
m. Admission 15c.
JOHN WExLEY lectures on his play
They Shall Not Die" and the Scottsboro
Case at the Boro Park Cultural Center,
5000 18th Ave, entrance on seth st. $3.50
p. m. Admission l5c. Auspices Harry
Sims Br. I. l. D.
WILLIAMSBURG ANTI-FASCIST Con-
cert. Program Isak Gladstone; Shreib-
man Musical Quartet; Henry Robisky and
Anthony Raisis. Speaker, Marie Halber-
stadt. Social Youth Culture Club, 275
Broadway. Donation 25c. Proceeds for
Victims Of German Fascism.
MAX WEISS, editor Of Young Worker.
lecture on youth and Coming War" at
Youth Builders Br. Y 81 I. W. o. 1909
Winthrop st. $3.50 p. m.
SOCIAL EVENING every Sunday at
Prospect Park Br. F. 8. U, 1911 Berger st.
near Nostrand Ave. Dance, play bridge,
chess, checkers or ping pong. Admission
free.
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