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CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, 01110

Friday January 18, 1946

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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out with an institution. But, hon-
estly, all kidding aside, I didn't
now what excellent brands of
/armed and jarred commodities
Bill Miller (downtown) carried...
Everything imaginable, all sorts
of cookies and what olives, al-
mond-stuffed, plain, large, small ..
cheese of every conceivable brand
. and Bill caters oodles and
oodles of parties who serve any-
thing and everything in the deli-
catessen line. . . Drop in for a
sandwich or a meal. He's open
daily except Sunday until 6 p.m.
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Calling all girls! Calling all
girls! Just those a bit on the
obese side. Have you started that
very excellent 18-day diet in the
Detroit Times, last Monday? There
is so much to eat, too! Even pats
of butter, some potatoes. Get your
back copies if you've missed any.
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'Twon't be long 'fore those good
Weather-bird shoes will be on sale
at Leonard's out 6-Mile way. .
Watch and wait for the opening.
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"Hi-diddle de diddle, the cat and
the fiddle," what lovely kiddie
clothes the Cat and Fiddle Shoppe
on Dexter carries.

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Looks like high society is step-
ping out with their social events
in full swing at Rosenberg's ('case
you don't know, that's formerly
Pereira's). . . And what a wow of
parties I covered in private homes
that were catered by Al. By the
way, Al, what does the degree,
LL.Y., mean?

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If you've never seen or heard
B. S. Pally, that's the guy who
played in the pictures "Nob Hill,"
"Greenwich Village," "Wing and
it Prayer," "Take It or Leave It,"
and a world of others, you really
haven't heard fast-moving, a laugh
a second entertainment. . . Every-
thing he does, everything he says
is ad-lib and spontaneous (and
were I to put combustion right
after that, 'twouldn't be far from
right). Heard him in New York
several years ago — sorry I miss-
ed his very lengthy Chicago en-
gagement at the Brown Derby --
and he's some "hunk-o'-man" with
sonic repertoire. . . An occasional
cleansing with "hayse shtainer"
wouldn't hurt. He opened at the
Paddock Club at Miami Beach last
week. And those of you who're
planning a trip there, don't miss
seeing him. He's a wow, but really!

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Hi, Pop! The Marty Kutzens
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have adopted a new-born (practi-
A fine time to start selecting
cally) infant. And a boy, too. The and making reservations for the
"briss" is taking place Sunday at boy's summer camp activities. Lt.
the Kutzens' apartment at the Lou Handler, until recently recre-
Seward, Rev. Goldman officiating. ational officer at Fort Sill and
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still in charge of 28,000 men, is
Many happy returns and then head of the beautiful Camp Tam-
some to the Ralph Hertzbergs akwa. He will be assisted by a
(Boston Blvd.) celebrating their staff of experienced councilors.
14th wedding anniversary today Physicians and nurses in constant
(Jan. 17). Looks like Dorothy and attendance. From all appearances,
lipph and the offspring's going it is an ideal place.
"high spottin'" tonite.
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Pisgah Lodge bowling team had
di From St. Louis comes a card
quite a turn-out at the Latin
from the three female musketeers
Quarter 'tother nite. Understand
- Ginger Marks, Ann Franken-
there were close to 600, which re-

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stein and Kay Reynolds — who've
embarked on a driving tour across
country. They stopped in the
Windy City first, met so many
friends, had so much fun, they
stayed a whole week. . . At that
rate they'll get to their destina-
tion some time during the mil-
lenium. On the return trip, Ginger

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Steaks — Luncheons — Chops

Smart Cocktail Lounge
Private Dining Room

Shows • Name Bands

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open 11:30 a.m. until midnight
24010 W. 7 Mile nr. Telegraph
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Nite!

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Full Course Dinners, $1.25 up

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Tom Cotter, Haberdasher, Book-
Cadillac, has one of his famous
semi-annual sales. If you men need
things or you women need to buy
gifts
Bar-Mitzvah or what have
you
don't miss this sale.

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Fine Food and
Entertainment

"Shotchin") or those who have
potential speakers' qualities that
need developing, to do so. Next
meeting is January 26.

GOOD MUSIC

12017 DEXTER BLVD.
NOrthlawn 9786

LOUNGE and BAR

men and women (no, I'm not a

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Do you know about the Speak-
ers Club, sponsored by the Jewish
Community Center every other
Saturday nite from 8:30 to 12 mid-
nite? Ed Emerich is the director.
An excellent opportunity for those
anxious to meet nice, interesting

Fine Food and Liquor

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From Highland Manor (swanky
girls' finishing school) conies word
that pretty 15-year-old Sheryl
Joyce Epstein (of the Eddie Ep-
steins) is just about acclimated to
school activities. .. "But, of course,
W. Long Branch does not compare
with our own good ole Detroit."

Devlin's Bar]

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Restaurant and Dining Room
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Headline honors in the new all-
star floor show, which opened
Friday at Lei'
'n' Eddie's Sup-
per Club, fall to
a noted musical
group, Jerry
Wald, the clar-
inet playing
sensation, a n d
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Featured e n -
tertainers with
the band in-
clude Dick Mer-
rick, Kay Allen
and Roy Harte.
The Wald ag-
Jean Carroll
gregation rates
as one of the finest in the rhythm
field. A brilliant clarinet soloist
whose records and broadcasts have
been winning him fame, Wald and
his band have equalled, if not sur-
passed, the exploits of Jerry's clar-
inot - tooting contemporaries. Of
outstanding prominence in the sup-
porting line-up are Jean Carroll,
Jack Haley's brilliant comedienne;
Jimmy Ray, one of the greatest
soft shoe dancers in the history
of show business; the Winter Sis-

The Lounge is cozy .. the dining
room adequately staffed to ac-
commodate large organization
groups as well as individuals and
families.

FREDSON'S

'Bold your hats, girls, till Ginger
gets back.

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master.

ters, in "Acro-Mania," the talented
Yvonne Armon Dancers and oth-
ers. There's never a dull moment
at Lee 'n' Eddie's, the first stop
for Detroit's visiting celebrities...

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who's Ginger Hats, you know) is
stopping at New Mexico for that
very "luscious" new material.

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minds me to tell you not to miss
the B. & P. Women's Donor Lun-
cheon, Sunday, Jan. 20, at the
Quarter, too. . . Sam Carl Spaeth,
popular local orchestra leader and
his charming spouse were there,
also Frankie Masters, noted band-

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