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CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110

Friday, January 25, 1946

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE mid The Legal Chronicle

Willi Sully Fields

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vorin" — My, my, my Spanish is
) ;cuing better every day.
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The Bali Lounge has a new ad-
dition on its entertainment staff.
It's Al Whyte ..
the society pia-
nist. . . He's en-
tertained such
Detroit socia-
lites as the
Fords, the Dod-
ges, the Zeders
and whom have
you. . . Whether
it's a bit of boo-
g i e - woogie, a
concert classic
or just a popu-
lar t u ne, Al's
got it. . . The
AI Whyte
food's still the
talk of the town — the drinks are
still of the best and the DiCiceo
trio are still on the beam. . .
There's a lovely "canary" in the
chirp department that's built like
a million. Darn, but I forgot her
name.

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Of all the "screw-balls" I ever
did see or hear, Jack Durant, cur-
rent Latin Quarter headliner is the
screwiest. . . But he sure helped
make the B & P, Louis Marshall
and Pisgah party last Sunday the
huge success it was. He really
knocked himself out. The laughs
from that show are still echoing
in the lovely ladies' ears. . . And
they were lovely — all 500 of
them. . . The Smoothies, also of
the Latin Quarter show, too con-
tributed much to making the af-
fair a much-talked-of one. Rabbi
Yehudah Cohen, Ann Arbor, was
the main speaker. He told of the
"Objectives of Hillel." The Hillel
players, of whom I must tell you
next week, were on the program
and did a splendid job. . . Gus
Eisenberg and her committee de-
serve loads of credit.
•
Variety stars are very much in
evidence at Club 509. Headline
holdovers, this week, are the in-
t/ imitable comedian and master of
ceremonies, Dick Havilland, and
Belva White, the bombshell of
song and piano. Other stay-overs
are Johnny Rullo, singing favo,
ite; the Jitterbugs; Jerry Varga,
popular baritone, and the 509
Adorables. Newcomers to the line-
up are Maneses & Co., sensational

jugglers; the Oberons, two men
and a girl, ballroom stylists, and
others. Lee Walters and his or-
chestra are the rhytinn providers.
It's a wow of a show and worth
seeing.
•
Will wonders never cease? . .
Didja hear 'bout the new "bridal
service" at Lachar's, on 12th St.''
No more worries for the prospec-
tive bride-to-be . . In addition to
an excellently catered dinner, they
also handle arrangements for the
wedding rehearsals, procuring of
orchestras, photographers, musi-
cians, flowers, and just about ev-
ery detail to make your wedding
the last word in elaborateness.
So, girls . . just go out and get
yourself a man, then get in touch
with "Dorothy" and she'll do the
rest.

nite.
First, let me tell you
about the costumes—they were all,
every last stitch of them, made by
the girls themselves. . . The Dolly
Sisters parade of girls' costumes
were sensational. And those chorus
girls, and the Grand Central Sta-
tion number and, oh, just all of it.
Little, voluptuous Fay Wagner,
who did "Topsy" from Uncle Tom's
Cabin, and the "darky" in "Strut-
ters Ball," stole the show. Poppa
Wagner just better look to his
laurels or the MGM talent scout
might take Fay in Mickey Woolf's
place Mickey, by the way, play-
ed for the evening's dancing and
the mood he put the guests in
with his special songs and paro-
dies will take long in wearing off.
. . Eve Sherman wrote the lyrics
for the songs in the show, assisted
by Doris Gantz who played the
dinner music as well. . . She'.;
quite the pianist. All in all, 'twas
a "grande affaire." Oh, I musn't
forget to mention their newspaper,
in passing. 'Twas a unique re-
placement for a program.

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•
Saw Jimmy Rush and his
A friendly, informal setting, con-
charming bride tripping the light
fantastic at Lee 'n' Eddies. . . Al ducive to relaxation and utmost
Eichner, who's on the road vend- enjoyment of a meal well cooked
ing laundry machinery, was there — That's Jimmy Considine's Sea
too .. and 'tis funny running into
Sammy Caplan (another of the
clan --- he, too, has a charming
wife) earlier in the evening at the
Book-Cadillac at the Infant Serv-
ice Group party. . . Ben Gerber,
from the "away-back" days of the
Hannah Shloss, was in evidence
SPECIAL
there also, bragging a lovely bet-
Business Men's Lunch, 75c up
ter half. But I must tell you about
Full Course Dinners, $1.25 up
the party . . 'Twas gigantic! Phe-
nomenal! Terriflic! The Cafe So-
Private Dining Rooms
ciety Dinner Dance and Show
Quick Service
which was produced and directed
by Eleanor King, president, that
543 WOODWARD AVE.
the Infants Service Group held at
CLifford 4038
the Book-Cadillac last Sunday

Devlin's Bar

Fine Food and Liquor

FREDSON'S

Page Fifteen

Food Grotto out 7-Mile and Tele-
graph way. Mr. Considine has
been known to Detroit for many,
many years (remember downtown
on Grand River) . . he is known
for his excellent selection and
preparation of his foods. . . The
cocktail lounge offers drinks of all
kinds and all concoctions. . .
Make it a must to drive out one
of these days.

•
The musical combo
The Lee
Robins Trio
(guitar, sax, ac-
cordion
all double on other in-
struments) add much to an eve-
ning of fun-fare at Turk's. . . The
visiting celebrities, the regulars,
the stray passer-by, who is lured
in by the musical articulations
that drift through the doors, all
attest to the continued popularity
of this well known spot. . . And
Turk is ever watchful and on the
job to serve you.
•
Didja know that Phyllis Siegel
(Mrs. Sid) boasts the distinction
of being on the plane that made
the record flight to New York --
something like a few minutes over
2 hours. Lucky Phyllis — even the
tailwinds are with her. . . Her
daughter, Dorothy, attended her
first formal recently when Norman
Viviano took her to the Senior
Prom. . . Sid, by the way, was
"batching" it for 10 days -- or so
I'm told.
•
We hear that a big plate of
luscious Chinese food goes far in
keeping one's temperament on an
even keel. Maybe that's why both
Noun Wah's and Chung's (Harry
Chung's) are always filled to ca-
pacity with diners.
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Don't forget, tonight, tomorrow
or any night, except Sunday, take
a sentimental drive out to Club

Maxie liar

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Rumor has it that the Little
Cinema Theatre is going to have
the first-run showing in Detroit
soon on MGM's latest flicker, "The
Last Chance," the most suspense-
filled, punch-packed drama of the
year. . . The current attractions
are the two specially requested
noted Soviet films, "The Girl from
Leningrad," a dramatic story of
the heroic women of Russia, and
"They Met in Moscow," a musical
comedy set in the Caucasian Mts.
Both have English titles and 'Us
the last showing in Detroit for
both films.
•
Haven't had an opportunity to
drop over to the new Wedgewood
Room but they do tell me it' ,
cozeee and that the food's great!
And open until 4 a.m. too. Art
Rosen is the very genial man
ager. 'Null said, that's "proof of
the puddin'" for me.
•
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bornstein,
of Linwood, celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary. They were
entertained by their daughter,
Ethel, and son-in-law, Sam Last
(who by the way was very re-
cently let out of the Navy). Mrs.
Harvey Robinson, a sister of Mrs.
B.'s, and daughter Barbara were
also guests. 'Twas the gay Bali
Lounge they attended.
•
Great News! Alec Templeton's
coming to Masonic Aud., Feb. 11.
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And that's all to this, too. It's
4 a.m. Oh, well . . .

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