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turned for him to save face .
From wrestler to epicurean in ;
one leap . is new distinction
owned by Eddie Lee,- grunt and
groan artist who wears tag of
Canadian light-heavy c h a in p
. . Eddie, (born 'Izzy Sobel)
is now owner of cafeteria in
Hotel Detroiter . . . Cafe Bur-
gundy will re-open its full-
fledged nitery policy in Septem-
ber, featuring the great Page
Kavanaugh Trio . . . The Lon-
don Chop House will embark
on a new type of entertainment
feature for the down-under spot
. . . with the Milt Hearth Trio
soon to start a spotlight parade
of noted stars.
YOUNG JEWISH BOYS who
plan to bowl this season can look
to the Bnai Brith All-Star Clas-
sics for any assistance, says
Harry Thomas, president of that
league . . . They'll receive help
in whatever phase is needed
. . . instructions organizing,
getting alleys and sponsorship,
etc. . . . as part of a community
service policy adopted by the
Classics . . The young fellows
may contact the column if they
desire.
THE ATTRACTION of Rumba
night every Monday eve at the
new Four Dukes Supper Club ...
featuring Christopher Smith and
his dancers . . . and Tonita with
her Rumba band . . . offers still
EDDIE CANTOR may be near- non-Jews, regardless of their
ing the 60 mark in age but he sentiments, will have respect
could very easily revert back to for a Jewish person who shows
the old days with Gus Edwards pride . in his religion, and noth-
and still be the sensation he was ing but contempt for one who
with Georgie Jessel, Walter .hides the fact."
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Winchell and the others.
WE ARE HAPPY to have the
CANTOR ROLLED his eyes
privilege Of offically.. an-
in a Hotel Book-Cadillac suite
nouncing the engagement of
prior to appearing at the
two dear friends . . . Ruth
Boysville Foundation f u n d-
Cantor and Dr. Milton W.
r a i s i n g performance, last
White . . ..Ruth is the third
week, at U. of D. stadium . ..
of the popular Cantor trip-
and oh, those eyes! .. . They
. and Dr..White is the
lets
look like sparkling 'saucers set
much-liked physician and sur-
in a bronze plaque and are
geon whose recent work to-
almost as big as the dark-
framed glasses he sometimes wards the curing of habitual
wears. alcoholism • is gaining wide ac-
LIFE HAS BEEN good to Eddie claim.'
. and he has done everything BUILDING PERMIT for new
possible to repay that goodness Temple Israel Synagogue was
to the world . . . He knows there taken out for sum in vicinity of
is so much to be clone in smooth- $700,000 ... It's being erected on
another popular spot that has
ing the ragged edges of civiliza- Merton Road . . . a large spheri- joined
the growing list of niter-
tion and is sorry that so little cal structure about 200 feet in ies to feature Latin-American
with
wings
ex-
.
.
.
can be done by him as one per- diameter
. . It is interesting
exhibtion
son . . . although his many' ef- tended on each side . . . The to note that most of the dancers
forts will be remembered for a ' huge auditorium will be within doing the shows at Rumba
long, long time to come. the sphere . . A magnificent -nights around town are former
CANTOR'S PHILOSOPHICAL organ has been purchased at a students of Christopher Smith.
views about life and the world cost of around $85,000.
CHECKER CABBIE, Morris
are the basis for a form of dis- WATCH FOR NEW recording
cussion he takes with much seri- soon to be waxed by Harmonica Yaras, had fare huddled in a
ousness .. . But, in the eyes of 1Dons, titled, "I Love You More corner of back seat, comfort-
those who know him ' only for i Each Day" . . . It is an original ably wrapped in a stupor . .
the joy he has given them, Eddie ! number composed by the three after session of just cruising
speaking as a philosopher seems local virtuosos, Jimmy Curtale, about on orders given by the
as out of place as Albert Ein- Joe Curtale and Gordon- Mit- wobbly gent, Morrie asked where
stein doing a fan dance . . . The chell . . . and has big-time flow- to now . . . "Just go around the
name Eddie Cantor is synony- ing from - every note and lyric block," mumbled the inebriated
mous with show business and to . . . Nitery owners getting shows gent . . . When Morrie wearily
picture - him along -- any other set for fall season will do well protested that it was all he'd
lines could be nothing else but to have the Harmonica Dons been doing for the past hour,
'I, false impression ... You see hiM among their bookings . . . The the drunk drooled about that
being the probably reason for
and you automatically hear, "If boys are terrific.
his dizZiness . . . and told him
You Knew Suzie" and "Whoopie"
DISA 'N DATA . . . 16-year-
. . . and you feel within your- old Jerry Hershenson, com- to - turn around and go the other
self only that this is Eddie Can- munity tap s e n s a t i o n, was way.
tor, one of the greatest of all taught new routine by JackeHar-
entertainers.
wood, last week, when the Bow-
WHEN CANTOR was last in ery star visited the Julie Adler
Detroit, 18 years ago, he put Dance Studios . . . Harwood
EVERY MONDAY
through a long distance call to (real name Horowitz) took spe-
Featuring
Mrs. • Cantor in New York . . . cial interest in Jerry and pre-
She wasn't in at the moment-. .. dicted great future for the lad
• Christopher Smith
AND HIS DANCERS
About a half-hour -later, the in show business . . . Nathan
long distance operator rang .. . Moss reports sign on Woodward,
Tonita
•
"Hello, Mr. Cantor? I have Mrs. "Shoes Shined Inside" . . . With-
AND HER RUMBA BAND
No Door Charge Monday Only
Cantor on the phone. Ida was out his mustache, community-ite
taking a shower and is she ever Hy Schwartz looks bare enough
mad!"
to catch cold . . . friends are
EDDIE LIKES to take his hoping the warm weather con-
SUPPER CLUB
regular swings on the golf course tinues until he can be convinced
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. . . He gives much credit to that the fur piece must be re-
golf for his trim figure and ex-
cellent condition,. and the exer-
cise is coupled with an ability
to shoot a pretty fair game .. .
THE BEAUTIFUL, NEW,
A few years ago, Eddie took on
MR-CONDITIONED
former P.G.A. champion Gene
Sarazen for a round on the
Proudly Presents
links . e. Finally, when they sat
down at the 19th hole, Cantor
said, "Gene, what do you think
of my game?" . . . Sarazen
Nation's Greatest Singing Quartette
shrugged and replied, "Oh, I
suppose its alright, but I still
"THE FOUR CALDWELLS"
like golf much better." '
Held Over by Popular Demand
ASKED HOW the writers of
APPEARING NIGHTLY:
film scenarios get new ideas,
TODD RHODES and his BAND
Cantor, replied, "They don't."
. . . He tells of a pet standard
Coming
JUNE CHRISTY
Sept. 1st
used in Hollywood about ' an
author asking a movie producer,
4264 JOHN R. cor. Canfield
"Can I sell you a scenario?" . . .
Morris Wasserman, Host
and the producer replying,
"G'wan,.• we've had o n e for -4( "MIDWEST'S FINEST BLACK AND TAN"
years." '.. .
"TOO -MANY PEOPLE still
try to hide the fact that they
are Jewish," said Cantor in a
serious vein. "Why, I'll never
know.. .To be a Jew is to own
Fabulous Writer
a great heritage that can
of 500 Song HIS
bring • only a feeling of great
prWe. You'll find that most
PLUS A STAR STUDDED SHOW
Mourn Death of Rabbi Glicksman;
Aid Sought for Surviving Family.
The orthodox Jewish com-
munity of Detroit was deeply
moved by the death last Satur-
day night of Rabbi Shlomo
Glicksman, who had made him-
self felt here in numerous com-
munal activities.
Funeral services w e r e held
Sanday at Chesed shel Ernes,
with burial in Beth Yehudah
Cemetery. Rabbis Stollman,
Thumin and Levine officiated.
Surviving are his wife, two sons
—one a student at Telshe Yes-
hiva in Cleveland—and a daugh-
ter. He was 51 years old. His
residence was at 1934 Gladstone.
Known for his scholarship,
Rabbi Glicksman was active in
the Federation of Polish Jews
and in many efforts to bring re-
fugees and survivors from Naz-
ism to this country. Scores of
Detroiters were assisted in
bringing their relatives to De-
troit. Rabbi Glicksman also as-
sisted in the shipment of parcels
overseas.
In the early years of the war,
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Friday, August 26, 1949
WHEN YOU PICK A- COCKTAIL
RUMBA NIGHT
"THE RAVENS"
Rabbi' Glicksman was active, in
'Danzig, in the fight against Naz-
ism 'and in overcoming the filthy
Propaganda of Streicher's
Stunner. In addition to being
an ordained - rabbi, he had de-
grees from German universities
where he studied jurisprudence.
He was the publisher here of
the monthly periodical. Ameri-
can-European Israeli • Recorder,
through which he provided in-
formation about Israel to all
who sought facts for settlement
or investments.
His family was left without
means and his many friends and
co-workersk hope that some way
will be found of providing for
the survivors.
Specializing in Pizza Pie and Famous Italian Foods
Perking Facilities .
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. Carry Out Service
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