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Friday, December 7, 1945

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

oliaid the Gili S

bragging lovely kiddies, too.

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With Sally Fields

'n' Eddie's last Sunday nite.
We were so busy ribbing them
about spending the nuptial eve-
mg thusly that we forgot to ask
le bride's name.
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Sax-Kay's fashion show will
again feature a donor luncheon.
. This time it's the Zedakah
Donor on Dec. 11 at the Book
Cadillac Hotel. . . It's worth while
seeing, girls. There arc some ved-
dy, veddy gorgeous things there.
.. Besides the moneys go to char-
ity. . . You know, 'tis far better
to give . . .
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That was a lovely, lovely party
the Cordons of Calvert had for
:;her: ill and did Zelda look quite
012 charming lady.
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Sgt. Marvin Fortgang (son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fortgang ) is
home again after two and a half
years in Germany. Welcome home,
Marvin.
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The Cinema Theatre tells us
∎ hat there will be two new Rus-
s i a n
pictures
for their De-
t r o i t premiere
for one week
starting W e d -
ncsday, Decem-
ber 5. The mu-
sical comedy "6
PM," by the di-
rector and with
the stars of
"They Met in
Moscow," is the
story of a young
Red Army lieu-
tenant who
makes a date
with his girl for
"6 PM after the
war" and actually keeps the date.
The other one is "The Fall of
Budapest," a Soviet documentary
showing the capture of the Hun-
garian capital by the Red Army,
with narration in English by Paul
Lukas. "6 PM" is in Russian with
complete titles in English.

would never fly "after he got
out of the fracas" yet so many
others who came out of the air
corps will never travel any other
w a y .

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Thieves broke in again at
Adler's Bar on Livernois. That's
the second time. Must be the
good "pickings."

Christmas is nigh and Joe be-
conics a kid again, more deter-
mined than ever to make the
Goodfcllows' aim, "No Kiddie
Without a Christmas," good and
so 'twcn't he long 'fore Joe Fried-
man (Brass Rails) will be out
peddling papers again. We hear
from good authority that Dave
Brown's coming in all the way
from New York to be a newsboy
again. "And the greatest of these
is charity." Good work, boys,
good luck!

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All roads lead to America's most
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you'll find numerous world fa-
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vacation a memorable event.

these days to run around for
just the right gift for the girl
friend, or a shower or wedding
gift or what have you? Just call
Margaret Rice — Your Shop-
ping Secretary — she knows all
the answers from a theatre tick-
et to a house and lot.

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Sat next to such a handsome
lad in a Bay City bus .. a lieu-
tenant .. just released from air

service duty in Ger•
many, Italy and points across

the seas. . , Bitter against the
Nazis and in telling his name
which is Herman, hurriedly ex-
plained that he was not a Ger-
man but a Swede . . was on his
way home to his wife and two
kiddies. . . He'd never seen the
baby. Excited? I asked him. . .
Of course lie was glad to be
going home but the Army had
taken all the excitement out of
him.

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Saw Maurie Erandwine and ills

very sweet spouse at the Orien-
tal. And seeing him brought
memories too - BHM (before
his marriage), of course -- when
Funny how the same thing af- he and his pal Lou Graber sold
fec!s di:feta nt people . . Met a insurance. Now Maurie is an oil
Navy Chaplain attached to a man and Lou with the govern-
carrier in the Pacific. , . Ile ment. Both happily married

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Entertainment Nightly

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(Master of the Keyboards)

or filet mignon?

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Lest you forget, the Victory
Loan Drive has been extended to
the end of the year. . . Get busy,
everybody. Buy another bond and
really ring the New Year in right.

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Do WE GO Pit(/NI 11EIZE?" will Fred MacMurray and June Haver.
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WEE1: OF DEC. 7 — "THIS LOVE OF OURS," starring Merle
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Madison, Fisher, Royal, Riviera, Cinderella —

WEEIC OF DEC. 7 — Starting Ft iday — Joan Bennett and George Raft In
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DEC. 7 — "MILDRED PIERCE." eta' -
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American manner with Tom Neal and Margaret Lindsay.

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WEEK OF DEC. 7 — Charles Laughton

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e big features — "GUNGA
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SUN. — MON. —
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CONIING DEC. IC —
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ment the inadequacy of a brain
( what brain? All right! All right!)
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that refuses to function . . I'm dead
Do you find you ate too busy for sleep.

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as he does the niteries, Blue
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Charming Ruth Bernstein of
New York City (cousin Sammy
Bernstein) was really royally en-
tertained during her stay in the
"City of Champions." Besides a
very entertaining dinner party at
the home of the Sammy Bern-
steins on Oakman Blvd., Albert
Malo (California) ) wined and dined
in her honor at Lee 'n' Eddie's.
'Twas on the nite that Ralph Ber-
ger, "nite club magnate" of Chi-
cago, flew in to review the show.
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Ran into Normie Ross (Norman
Lumber) there. Just back from
the West Coast looking years
' clinger and full of the old zip
) whatever that is!).
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Stage and Screen

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No one to stay with the chil-
dren? our problems are solved.
One of the principal means for
fund raising of the girls of the
Frances Solovich Chapter Young
Women of B.B. is being "sitters"
— not a prayer book — (How
about that, Phyllis?) but one who
minds babies. Just call Townsend
7-1659, Selma Feinberg, Chairman.

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