Friday, November 23, 1945.

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and Th. Legal Chronicle

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Stage and Screen

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With Sally Fields

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And that reminds me to tell the tickets (Um 3-0996). Gladys
you that the Jack Kauf mans 13; usber g
is worthy matron of
(Baylis Ave.) are infanticipat•
thechapter. And did she look
tug . . and that I saw pretty
lovely in a white formal at the
) phyllis Coburn (nee Kirsch-
Latin Quarter 'tother evening.
baum) who'll be pouring "tea
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for three" pretty soon. . . So's
Al Broad's Club Zombie con-
Myna Moss (Mrs. Sol) waiting tinues to give out with those
f it. a reproduction. • . And that
wowy, whacky
I
I rings me to another secret I
floor shows
can't tell — oh, darn, I'm simply
that make you
bursting with the news.
f t )
forget you had
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a care in the
Harry Chung's in Detroit is
world. Yowsah,
known by gourmets from coast
honey, you-all
to coast for the excellence of
just ain't never
at
the native Chinese dishes served
seen such a
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there. For many years 'twas one
show, with
of the city's finest eateries in
Bess Moore
Or
Chinatown. Today Chung con-
warbling away,
er
tinues to live up to that repu-
Freddy Robin-
to
tation.
Waneta Pitts son (ventrilo-
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quist and clever, too — and
ny
Florine Siegel, reporter on Cen- (lancer) smartly doing his var-
ant
tral's "news rag" has been ad- ied bits. . . Pitts and Pitts (and
mitted and rightfully to Quill what a cute trick she is (that's
and Scroll — a national honor- she in the picture), whirlwind
) ary journalistic society. .. Flor- tapsters, triple-tappin g
;as
right into
OTS
rine's been doing a good job on an outburst of applause that
tie
the paper. Keep up the good follows them long afer they're
eil.
work. We may need a star re- thru. . . Jack Gray, fine singer
porter one of these days.
of songs, and that Zany Flink
with his screwy antics keeps you
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The Femms, a club of charm- gasping and milling with laugh-
ing pretties, celebrated their 4th ter. It's still Rhodes and his
aniversary 'tother day. Dinner music-makers. The food, too, is
at Lelli's and the theatre. Lee really good,
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Yarmy's president; Ruth Citron,
sec'y, and Barbara Robinson is
Calling all cars! Calling all
cars! Bring in Jack Roberts (not
treasurer.
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of fur fame).
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—,
Toots Nathanson (former De-
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troiters of the film producing
Chinese food? Nite and morn-
Nathansons) has recently been ing, after the theatre, for din.
transferred from Chicago to ner or for snacks, the crowds
Frisco heading the United Artist 'in the know' milling to Nom
offices there. . . Dave Nathan- Wah's — Chinatown's latest and
son (Bagley Men's Shop in the newest — Food is par excel-
good old days) is out there, too, lance! Prices within reason, ser-
doing a superb job as president vice good and Harry Lamb, a
of Cornet Pictures Corp. Sorta pleasing host.
been looking forward to seeing
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Dave in Detroit soon. . . We
Harvey Robinson on a "re-
1 know his mom's anxiously wait- acquaintance" trip to his family
ing not saying "boo" 'bout all spent several days in town.
his gal friends.
Thanksgiving. Day was significant
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to Minna, his better half. Har-
Lest you forgot! It's the Prim- vey's business keeps him in
rose Girls Donor Luncheon on Wheeling, W. Va,
Tuesday, Nov. 27, at the Latin
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Quarter, at 12:45. A fashion
One of the coziest and pretti-
millinery and fur show present- est cocktail lounges is right in
ed by Sax-Kay Inc. will feature the heart of the city's downtown
the affair. Mrs. H. Ehrlichman area — the Book Bar and Cock-
is donor chairman.
tail Lounge across from the
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Book Cadillac Hotel.
And Tuesday nite — it's a
The new policy for top enter-
dinner dance (second annual)
by the Purity Chapter (only
Jewish Chapter in the order),
ow. y
Eastern Star, also at the Latin
Quarter. Mollve Burtman is the
chairman. Sylvia Stamm has

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tainment nightly got off to a
right start with the Paisley Trio
— two boys and a gal — who
handle their instruments (accor-
dion, steel guitar and piano)
as II mar NI, ■ 14l.ii
with that certain way that makes
features—
tini•t'yAC2T410
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them talk. You just name the IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC" with Raymond NIassey, II timplireN Segued. .
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"SWIM:TIME JOHNNY," featuring ho Andrew sisters . . . "LADIES
OF
tune, they'll play it. It's Harry WAsIIIN(rroN" with P..ggy Ityi.n.
SUN.
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AION. — TI ES. — "HELLO FRISCO HELLO"
HofTert in the driver's seat with
with Alice Faye. John
ne.
"LET 'EM 11 VE IT, starring itruee ('abot.
genial Chick Gaines managing 1111). — 'runts.
— "WINTER CARNIVAL," with Ann sh•rldan,
Green,
th e reins. It's Downtown's favor- Ilua "WEEI: END PASS," with Noah Peery Jr. and Martha
ite rendezvous.
Week of Nov. 22—"SPAIN
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MAIN" moves here from the
Michigan Theatre with MIMI ocn 1
Mal a, . _ Paul Henreid, Walter Slezitk,
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Chick Gaines dropped into my
sanctum sanctorum at the Chron-
A area owe story set against the present raging controversy
icle on press day. And between
facing men and women throughout Uri' country. –. 1
scribbling (lino op's note: she
DEBORAH KERR * CLIFFORD EVANS
aint kiddin'!) we reminisced
over the "goode olde days"
(Hannah Shloss era). Talked
about playing ball with Phoebe
.,4 realrsfie celluloid valentine...S e
Waterstone, Yovit z, "Cincy"
at
wrapped in heart-strings!
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Sachs, Lou Gottlieb and others
1 WALTER W1NCHELL
of the old substantials. Oh, Lord,
THEATRE (CAdillac 6211)(ohow,st6 woodwad44:
where didst my youth flitter
away to? Seems like yesterday.
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soNo To ItE3IENI HER" starring
Phtil
!tie' le oloo:on.
And what a cute little mite
Aloothlard nt Montealm
Cllerry 77041
"Doc" Brooks 'better half' is.
"D ULLY sisTims" mut, n•t:. ((cable, June haver , John Pavne,
pint-size? She's gill-size! Looked
hold, aver 11011,11IV
like a talking and walking mama
16473 AV"o(1""rd
TOwnsend 8 - 1110
(loll!
FRI. — SAT, — '"PlIE CIIICAGo RID" with 1 1 1)11
Ham',
"THE I /X BIi . iNi'IlIENT" with Dunn A nt i rt ,,, and
panda.
Henry
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SUN. — 310N. — TUES. -- "In/0711ER ItAT" with Ronald
Reagan and Jane
'"I'llE !MAP To AL( 'ATRAZ" with Robert Lowry.
I remember way back when Wyman.
AVED. — THURS. — "Ft)I.I.()W TIIE BOYS" with George Raft. "HIT ME Tit AT
my mom (God love her) used Toxv N" with Lloyd Nolan.
to stand over
me with a cat.
MASONIC AUDITORIUM
Friday, Nov. 30, 8:20 P. M.
o' - nine -
to make m(
practice fiddle
or to do my
"studying o n
TICKETS $1.20 to $3.00
GRINNELL'S TE. 2.7100
the piano,"
that Frit:
Kreisler was :
household word
MASONIC AUDITORIUM
DEC. 4 AND 5 AT 8:20 P.M.
(and that':
away back
when). Neither
time ( It e' 11
Fritz Kreisler
be 71 years old, Feb. 2, 1946)
TICKETS $1.20 to 83.00
GRINNELL'S — TE. 2.7100
nor happenings have dimmed the
brilliance of his greatness. Today
he still commands his audiences
and makes every performance a WEEK OF NOV. 23-11IBy Rose's "DIAMOND HORSESHOE" In Teehnleolor, plus
memorable one. Fritz Kreisler Fredet ick March, Alexis Smith In "AlVENTURES OF MARK TWAIN."
appears in Detroit at the Ma-
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I iUFF1"S TAVERN " featuring 32 stars headed by
sonic Auditorium Nov. 30.
Bing Crosby, Alan 1,1V111, Paulette (hobnail, plus "DIVORCE" with Ray Franris,
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firm, Cabot.
Hope you had lots of things
Woodward
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