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

VILLAGE FORUM, a2S W. 4th st., facing
Sheridan Square, pm, Jack Taylor speaks
| on "Racketeering In the American Fedora
: ton Of Labor" Auspices, Ella Reeve Bloor
/ and Rose Pastor Stokes Br. LID. Adm. 15c.
OPEN FORUM, G. Albertini speaks on
/ 'Mussolini and the italian Working Class, y
! Tom Mooney Br. LID, S23 z. 18th st.,
I 3 pm. Admission free. discussion.
EARL BROWDER, General Secretary OF
J the cP.USA., lectures at Workers School
/ IS E. 18th St.. pm.
| CONCERT, international Music Week
: Against Fascism and War Pierre DegeyteI
Orchestra; Freiheit Gesang Farein; Daily
Worker Chorus; Soloists; Civic Repertory
Theatre 18th st. and 9Th Ave. Adm. Csc,
I 50c $50 pm. Auspices, Workers Music
i League.
| JOHN REED CLUB Forum. Stephen
/ Graves on Contemporary American Philo-
/ sophy in the Light Of Marxism," 4So Sixth
| Avenue, $3.50 pm.
HARRY W. WICKS speaks on '"rhe Revolt
Of Austrian Workers" Steve Katovis BIZ
| LID. Is E. 3rd st. Adm. 10c., $3.50 pm.
FILM and Photo League Symposium 1.-THE
| Future Of the Film" Speakers: Schapiro,
| Dennen, Bella, Brandon, Gerstein, Adler and
| others; u e. 18th St., $3.50 pm Adm. Csc
JAMES ". FORD lectures on Negro OPP
preston and Anti-Semitisrn" at Yorkviile
/ Workers Forum, Labor Temple, 243 &. S4th
| St., pm. Adm. loc.
UNITY THEATRE, "a e. 23rd st. present.
African Festival, Horizons Shologa, olobs
| Singers and Dancers. Dancing afterward
Adm. s5c. Refreshments, pm.
FREIHEIT MANDOLIN Orchestra, First
mans Group rehearsal at 1o6 e. l4tn ST.
at s pm.
SYMPOSIUM on Revolutionary Trends n
! American Literature Speakers: Joshus
Kunitz and Stanley Burnshaw. Cooperative
Auditorium 27oo Bronx Park East, $50 pm
| Adm. l5c
ALBERT HART speaks on 'CRevolutionar!
Struggle Of Austrian Workers" at 400 Bos
ton Road. Auspices, Edith Berkman Br. IL
i D.. pm
CLUB PARTY at fremont Prog Club, s6l
E. fremont Ave, p. m. Refreshments
dancing, singing.
FORUM at Moshulu Prog Club. s7sO Balm
bridge Ave. near Reservoir Oval, $3.50 pm
A. Strauch will lead discussion.
ENTERTAINMENT and Dance given b
Unit IA for the benefit Of Sec. 5 C.P. a
$50 Morris Ave. Hat check l5c
/ FORDHAM PROG. Club, 305 z. Fordhan
Road regrets it will not hold their regulal
weekly lecture. Headquarters were depleted
Watch announcements for further activities
VIM. L. PATTERSON lecture on "Lenin
ism and National Minorities" at Brownsville
! Workers School, 1855 Pitkin Ave, $50 pm
Adm. 15c.
PROF OAKLEY JOHNSON lecture Of
''Fascism and Proletarian Dictatorship" a
. East New York Workers Club, sos Cleveian
ST., $50 pm. Adm. 10c.
3-COuRSE DINNER served by the wo
mems Council at 1918 w Soth St., Cone
! Island. from 1 to pm. Price 25c.
JOSEPH TAUBER lectures on Law an
the Labor Movement" Also Songs by Aun
Molly Jackson. Ella May Br LID, 4io
18th Ave, 7:S0 pm. Adm. Sc. Dancing. VII
follow.
DANCE at Brownsville Youth Center, 10
Thatfcrd Ave, $50 pm. Adm. 2oc. Member
free.
NewGrk, ". J.
RED BAZAAR, Saturday and sunday
March and at Kruegers Auditorium, ?
Belmont Ave. Greatest value in merchan
disc. Dance on Saturday night. Admis
sion zOc at door; 15c in advance.
Boston, Mass.
BIG AFFAIR at Dudley Opera House, IL
Dudley st., 7:s0 pm. Sunday, March 4
Hear Herbert Benjamin. Excellent program
PHILADELPHIA
OFFICE WORKERS Union House Warm
ing Party on Saturday, March 8, at 1870 s
Sth st. Adm. l5c.
SHOW and Dance on Saturday. March :
at 1908 Tasker st. Auspices, Y.C.L.. Admis
sion 25e.