DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle Page Fourteen Elie agi Spats . . By DOTTY ROSEN elm-, In a slight daze over "Cyn- thia" and wouldn't permit Jack to play anything but. My curiosity grows and grows. Who is Cynthia? • THE WEDGEWOOD ROOM is having its face uplifted from the colorless Italian tapestries on the wall to an ultra modern yellow and gray floral print, the color com. bination is enough to make one want to sing and that's about the way you will feel when listening to the "Vocalians" which is the zany trio now appearing there. THOSE WHO HAVEN'T seen "Henry V" as yet at the Cinema don't know what they're missing. DON'T TURN THIS PAGE, I Lawrence Olivier is excellent. have much to tell you about your favorite night spots and your favorite people. Our gal Sarjoends her love to you all from St. Louis, where she is having a grand vacation and will be back next week. Go to it Sally for you will be laden down with work upon your return—at I present your desk is overflowing with mail and messages, and I don't know what more. (Continued from page 3) • "equire willingness to make a dai- WHEREVER I turn I hear the ly demonstration. usual whine, "There is no place to The refugee child will require go to on a date in Detroit." Well, absolute and continued proof I intend to tell you different, just that he is a human being, no follow me, and we will have a matter what he sees or hears. grand time. First of all: He will "take" for a long time. • Ile will test out and check this Handsome Bob Eberly, popular new-found love. Ile will demand romantic baritone, is the star of attention, to see if the new home this week's big new show at the and the new people mean what Bowery. Bob they say. reached the Finally, there will come a day peak of fame when the child will be convinced. during his 10 Then he will show an acceptance colorful y ears of the affection lavished on him with Jimmy and amply repay the effort of Dorsey and his caring for him. LAURENCE OLIVER orchestra. De- « ciding to go out There are a matinee and an even- MANY FACTORS on his own, his ing performance daily. For reser- HOW LONG DOES it take to career was ih. vations call CA. 6211. change attitudes? The only honest answer can be: As long as terrupted by the • SINCE WE WERE downtown, necessary. Some people, some chil- war. Bob Eberly Since his dis- we drove out West Jefferson to dren are ready sooner, some later. charge he has regained all of his Club Top Hat. We were greeted Some are convinced easier arid original prestige. Bob is tremend- by howls of laughter for Charlie some with greater difficulty. Atti- ously popular on records and has Carlisle, that eminent M.C., had tudes are internals. They are not made many successful films. Bing his show going. Dancing to the put on and taken off as a shirt. Crosby calls him "my favorite male music of Frank Gilbo, I spotted They are developed and their some U. of M. folk, Betts Kurtz growth takes years. •vocalist." Attitudes are the products of In his supporting lineup are the with Buddy Schulman and Helen McKays, comedy dancers; The Zorn (May's kid sister) with Ber- many factors and many people: Magic Flyers, roller-skating dare- nie Cohen, they were having a the child, the parents, other chil- grand time. dren. The mind is a sponge devils; Ann Te. which seals up Impressions. • • ze, fascinating • There is no magic test or drug IT IS HARRY RASKIN that tapstar; Maxim, to change attitudes. They can be says good evening at the door of "The Mad Cos- the sophisticated Club Bali, out changed only by professional ef- sack," and his Six Mile way. Their new pride and fort with a particular individual, comedy magic; joy is the Balinese Room, which is over whatever period of time is the Jumpin' Ji- upstairs and has been decorated necessary to bring about the vers; hilari o u s in an ultra smart manner. We saw change. hepcats; Frank- the Dick Freunds (Helene is Hol- le Rapp, current SERVICE CLUB lywood's gift to Detroit) and Dick comedy sensa- The Detroit Women's Service is certainly a lucky boy. tion and master Lou Gold was out on the floor Club will meet Monday, Oct. 28, of ceremonies; demonstrating his new rhumba Mrs. Esther Radcliff, entertain- Eddie Jerome, Frankie Rapp step to Johnny DiCicco's band. ment chairman, announced. A new thrilling tenor; swing songstress Lou intends opening his own project will be introduced. Lillian James; and the beautiful dance studio very soon and it Aurora Roche-CarlyleDancers. Ben will be wise to stand by for the Young and his orchestra do the announcement. music for the shows and dancing. 4145 Woodward at Willis • Finest Foods and Liquors • WHILE SITTING In the Fire- CLOSED TUESDAYS NOW LET US STOP in at the side Lounge, conversing over a tall Back Stage Bar for a toast to a cool drink and listening to Jack TS. 2.8593 For Reservations successful evening—Johnny Lewis, Nelson making beautiful music at our congenial host is always there the organ, I noted that Jack was to greet us. Along the bar one playing the same melody over and usually finds Detroit's most elig- over again. After an investigation ible bachelors like Chuck SchWartz, I found Jimmy Rush, popular jew- Sol Lewis, Bill Kofender and Herm Rubin. • It's the .. . One half block north we come to "Devlins" the restaurant with Delicious Russian Dishes the hospitable white front. George Econ always has a plentiful RUSSIAN ATMOSPHERE (Next to Avenue Theatre) supply of meat and fish and TRUE RUSSIAN prepares it In the delicious man- WHERE YOU MEET HOSPITALITY ner which makes one ask for more. THE SHOW PEOPLE Lunch 12 to 3 p.m. Lunch hour usually finds prom- Dinners 3 to 10 p.m. All Brands of inent attorneys like Al Williams, Open Daily Until 2 a.m. Isadore Stone, Nate Kaufman and BEER • WINE • LIQUOR Saturdays Until 4 a.m. scores of others there, participat- ing of the good food and bright 432 WOODWARD AVE. 51 SPROAT — CL.•3980 conversation. JOHNNY LEWIS, Proprietor Ard'S"AAAAA''''S"olidvAdwe•Adaowiwer•we t, (Subbing for Sully') Priday, October 25, 1946 Aids Sheruth Ball LITTLE WOMEN f A bingo party highlig gh ohiFilliAg hted the Oct. 20 meeting o the Little We. men of Hadassah. . Admission con- sisted of canned and processed foods for SOS, N which the group sent to needy persons : rsons overseas. ZEDAKAI I CLUB A musical tea will be held b y the Zedakah Clu b at 1:15 p, rn Monday, Oct. 28, at the Jewish. Community Cente r. The affair is open to the pu blic, Airs. Paul Deutch, chairman, announced. Counsellor Unable to Promise Speed itsPURITY ho Purity d Chapter r 13a5c9 Hoa. t E e . I S . • Twhi f all dinner a in n: e c eE e N tli n t g o at the Book Cadillac next regular business wild be Monday, Nov. 4. • The Steak House MRS. MARVIN STEARN is fund- raising chairman of the Sheruth League, which is going ahead with plans for its ball Jan..12 at the Hotel Detroiter. She has announced that Paul Leash and his WWJ or- chestra will provide the music. Mrs. Barnard Cohen is chairman. n At Your Service Serving Good Food Always 8357 WOODWARD Near Euclid MA. 0673 ri©VE The Theatre Guild Pmt.'s "One of the great experiences in the history of motion pictures". LAURENCE OLIVIER ti HENRY V ty William 114111:1'n1M11 re Mailed an UNITED ARTISTS Two Perth daily. 2:30 and Ina0. All teat. 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