The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-04-26
WHAT'S ON
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Due to the fact that the SATURDAY l,i .a-
ton will be Of press Garner 81 =. AZ
On's" for tire saturday issue must Se IN
Thursday.
APE YOU a member OF the Workers
Rookshop Circulating Library At 90 H. 1Sen
81 Also many new specials on SAFE now
I.EcTTyRy. History Of the Russian
Rsvohition" ISL Schenectady Ave, Brook
lvn. N. Y Auspices Eastern PARKWAY
,SIcor." Speaker 3. Sklaroff, $50 pm,
SOVIET CHTNA-significance OF tns
Month OF May in Chinese RevoluEonaFy
I Snslts Nv 7 Hoat. Friends OF the Chinese
psopIe' 16s W. 2Srd St.. Room IA at $3.50
OPEN Forum and Symposium at Pen
and Hammer. ia W. 2ist st., $50 pm
SYMPOSIUM on "stevedore" conducted oS
Arts Committee. ,-
MEMBERsHIP Meeting League Of Work
are rheatres. A z. 18th ST., $3.50 pm
Report on Chicago Festival and CONFER
s,es. nrspsrstions for May Day.
MASS MEETING Tonight. Auspices cur.
tain and Drapery Workers Union, Sls
Bros dway. s pm. Sharp. All invited
LECTURE women and New Morality In
soviet Union" by Gertrude Hutchinson az
west side Br F.s.U., 2e42 Broadway at
Tooth St., $50 pm. Adm. i6c'
Friday
FILM and Photo League Movie Ball AZ
WEBSTER Hall. Friday night Tickets At ~
E. nth ST., Workers Bookshop, so E. 18TH
St. New Masses, 81 E. attn st.
WORKERS SCHOOL Spring Festival
Manhattan Lyceum, 66 E. 4th ST Unity
Tneatre. Mara Tartar. Lstvisn chorus,
New Duncan Dancers
SYMPOSIUM. How Can We Stop War
at Coney Island Workers Club, 2874 W.
27th St, Friday, $50 pm Representatives
women's Peace Society. Marine workers
Industrial Union. Workers School, etc
Auspices American Leag que Against War
and Fsscisrn. Adm zoe.
LECTURE by Milton Howard, Editorial
STAFF Daily Worker at fremont Prog. CLUB
ses E. fremont Ave, Friday, $3.50. SUD
ject: zone Year of Roosevelt and Revo-
lutionary Crisis"
ALBERT MALTz, c;o-Author Of Peace
on Earth on "steYedors and the Theatre
AS a Social Force" Friday night, $50,
at American Youth Federation, IA Second
Ave, $50.
JACK sTAcHEL, Assistant Soy. Trade
Union Unity League. will speak for the
first time at 1880 56th st., Brooklyn, Fri
day. $3.50. Auspices B.M.T. Unit. Subject:
Role Of the Party in the Trade Unions.
JOSEPH BRODSKY. of the LID, on
Inc SCUM ana GCObbsppIo NJ bbuf 'SoftiN
Casino. Second Ave. and 9th ST.. Friday,
s:3o. Auspices Forum Br. 500 Two. Adm.
15c.
Philadelphia, Penn.
JOHN REED CLUB Of Philadelphia pre-
sents Third Annual Follies Boureeoises
Mask Ball" Saturday evening. April 20.
AZ Broad St. Mansion. Broad and Girsrd
AYES. Dancing, entertainment, prizes, etc.
Il. NJ. WIcKS will speak on The Strike
situation in Philadelphia" al the John
Reed Club, 1875 S. 18th ST., Sunday, April
2eth
CONCERT and DANCE Friday night,
April 97th at Garrick Hail. 5oT-o9 n
Eiehth St. $40 pm Excellent program
Committee and Jewish workers Clubs Of
Phila.
Detroit, Mich.
GLASS in Elementary Photography opens
at Workers School, May 8, to run for -
weeks. Class meets Tuesday 7;So-s:S0 pm.
No experience Or equipment required. Re
gister now at 323 Erskine st. Fee So Aus
pieces Film and Photo League Of Detroit.
WORKERS Educational Group will hold
Party and Dance at 2645 National Ave,
Detroit, Saturday, April 49,
Chicago, I'LL.
ENTERTAINMENT and Dance this Sat-
urday night at 1917 Roosevelt Road on
occasion of final week of Daily Worker
Drive. Proceeds to the Daily Worker. Also
to celebrate the release Of Paul Tucker
from County jail after 30 days for pick
citing against injunction Kinbsl Piano
strike April 2s.
LECTURE BY Stanley Burnshaw Editor
OF New Masses and Revolutionary Poet
and Critic at Medican and Dental Arts
Bldg, Auditorium, las N. Wabash Ave,
Chicago, Thursday, May g. at 8 pm, Sub
ject; "Culturs and Fsscism." Auspices Chi