1.-1111111111110111111111111101111111111 10111111111 1 111101111 1 1011 1 111111 1 111110111111111 1 1111111111101111110 111 111111111111111111111111 1 11:: THE JEWISH NEWS-17 Friday, February 24, 1950 Danny Mlawer installation Planned for Sunday Raskin's LISTENING Officers of the Mlawer Umge- gend Verein and its Ladies Aux- iliary will be installed at a Pu- rim party at 8 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 26, at the Workmen's Circle. Those who will take office for the Verein are: David Nessen- field, president; Saul Seltzer, vice president; Israel Burnstein, treasurer; Max Lewenhof, Israel Levinthal, secretaries; Mr. and Mrs. Al Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Krusner, H. Kasmer, Mrs. D. Nessenfield, Mrs. M. Lewenhof, board of directors. Auxiliary officers are: Mes- dames Joe Kasmer, president; Israel Burnstein, honorary vice president; Jay Klayman, vice- president and secretary; M. Lew- enhof, treasurer; B. Zalla, hon- orary hospitaler; D. Burnstein, hospitaler I. Levinthal, Mary Mellin Flower Fund chairman; D. Kollin, Jack Semansky, Me- morial Fund chairman. The two &coups are planning a joint dinner dance for March 12, at the Wilshire, to commem- orate their 16th year. 2 Foreign Films of Jewish Interest To Be Shown in Local Theaters Two films of Jewish interest Italian offering to the story of will appear at Detroit theaters the fight for the State of Israel. The picture will begin its run at the Dexter theater on March 1, with matinees scheduled Wednesday and Friday of that week. The picture concerns itself with the lives of three former World War II comrades in arms, a Britisher and two Jews, caught up in the ideological and politi- cal struggle for Israel in the hectic year of 1947. Marina Berti, Italian actress, is starred in the film. "God, Man and Devil," starts at the Astor on March 3. A Yid- Michalesko Marina Berti dish production with English shortly. "The Earth Cries Out," sub-titles, it recently completed with all English dialogue, is the an extended run in New York and Boston. Starred are Michal Michalesko, Berta Gersten, Gus- Center Develops Holiday tave Berger and Lucy Gehrman, in the story of a pious and Workshops, Kits for beloved writer . of Torah. who is Community Organization duped by the riches of the Devil into turning from God and his Harry D. Katz, supervisor, de- loved ones. partment of adult education, at the Jewish Community Center, i2 1 1111 1111 1111 1111 111 1)11 9111 1111 00 11111 110 1111 11111 01; 11111 1UE announced that the Center has developed holiday workshops for groups and organizations in the Detroit community. In addition to the Purim Great Baritone Star workshop which was conducted for the 83 families in the Jew- THE MUSIC MUSIC OF THE ish Parents Institute, the Cen- ter also conducted a demonstra- Recording Star tion Purim workshop for the Is- AND rael Chapter of Pioneer Women, VIVACIOUS ,Mrs. Anne Barnett,- chairman. A Purim kit, which includes the story of Purim, suggestions for arts and crafts, Purim re- cipes, songs with music, games and suggested readings, was EVERY SUNDAY EVENING featuring published by the Center and is available to groups and organi- zations. 11 111 1111111 11111 111 11 11111111 11 1111 1111 11 11 111111111111 11 111111111 111111111111 111111 11 11111111 111111111 1111I 7 t 1 I 11111111111 m 1111111111111111111111 11111111111111111111111111111111)11111111111111M1111111l1M11111111111111111111111111111111111111111 F ORGANIZATION CALLED the Jewish Campaign is still a while "Better Neighborhood Associa- away, but as far as Harvey is tion" (non-Jews and Jews) met concerned, it's already started! 4 5 5 last week allegedly to discuss restriction of their area in BEST BET OF The Weekend Northwest section against Ne- . . . for Young Adults . .. Queen groes According to re- Esther Dance by Young Peoples ports . this - group is working Society of Shaarey Zedek . . along Ku Klux Klan lines . . . Feb. 25 . . . in social hall of and should be looked into be- synagogue . . . Bill Gail and fore being allowed to cause any band for melodies . . . A Queen harm. Esther to be selected. 5 * * WITH ALL THE old songs A FEW OF THE boys were coming back in a flurry, the sitting around telling stories at young folks can see what the Sydney Hill Men's Club . . . The oldsters mean when they talk of conversation got around to the good old days along melody Hank Greenberg, a former lane . . . The Lt. Seymour So- member, and druggist Irwin bole Chapter, AZA, goes back Weingarden told of the one to the 1920's in titling their Hank never forgot . . Green- dance, March 4, l `The Charles- berg was at the plate for the ton Shag" . . . Instructors will Detroit Tigers and the Boston be on hand to show how the Red Sox were at Briggs Stadium dance is done . . . and to judge for a series ... Cal Hubbard was a Charleston contest . . . The umpiring . . Hank took two Julie Gottlieb Chapter, affair is a refreshingly novel terrific cuts at the first two idea by the lads . . . It will be pitches and let the third one BBG, Holds Installation held at either the Bnai Moshe or go by . . . "Strike three, you're the Bnai David. . out," said Hubbard . . . Green- Julie Gottlieb Chapter Bnai * * * berg turned indignantly, "You Brith Girls, will hold their ALSO STAYING WITHIN the missed that one, Cal." . . . "Well, first installation at 8 p.m. Wed- 20's are the Rex boys of Bnai you missed the other two," Hub- nesday, March 1, at the Jewish Brith . . . who will offer a "Mint bard replied. "You're still one Center on Davidson. Ilene Sabin 0' Money" affair March 18, at up on me." will install the officers; Nina * * the Mayfair Room • . . It'll be Katz, president; Sharon Willis, FLORIDA RETURNEES , Mr. vice-president; Elaine Goodman the first fund-raising affair on their own by the Rex Lodge . . . and Mrs. Sam Reisig, shoe man and Audrey Goldstone, secretar- and the fellows are going all-out - boss in the Hotel Detroiter, ies; Fay Belsky, treasurer; Joan make claim that hotel where Goldberg, sentinal. T h e film to make it a real humdinger. * * * they stayed housed more Detroit "Make Way for Youth" will be JEAN BRAUN, publicity gal vacationists than any other on shown, followed by refreshments. for Jewish Welfare Federation, the beach . • . "I saw more De- AND HER HABANERO'S will take leave of absence from troit friends in one day at the San Moritz than I did all week Red Shoes' at Adams duties, March 1, to concentrate back home," said Sam . . . Rabbi on approaching motherhood. * * * and Mrs. Morris Adler and Mr. Zelda Dorfman, who was here FAVORITE STORY of Walter and Mrs. Dave Diamond also last week to arrange for the return engagement at the Ad- Woo, bossman at King Fong eat- stayed at that hotel. * * * HOTEL FT. WAYNE READY MIXED -log CHILL mid SERVE a.ms, at popular prices, of "Red ery, is oldie that he never fails CASS AT TEMPLE NOTICE TO SOFTBALL play- Shoes," has had an interesting to get a rapid giggle from . . . = Ei TE. 1-8600 "It's about the fellow who, after ers . . . A team to represent the career. She signed the first pay putting some flowers on a grave Jewish community will be se- check Bette Davis earned in the At State Stores, S.D.D's and Cocktail Bars .;;1I1 ~ III11IIItIIIIIII1lIIIIHIII1111IIIIIIIIII11111111111HlIII III in a cemetery, noticed an old lected . .. Tryouts will begin at theater and has managed im- Chinaman placing a bowl of rice the crack of spring . . .so send portant shows. on a nearby grave, and asked, your name, address and phone Miss Dorfman , had her first "What time do you expect your number in to the column as theatrical job, at 17, at the friend to come up and eat the soon as possible. Provincetown Theater. rice?" . . . The old Chinaman E,0RDI N CARD OF THANKS SAL nL' replied with a smile, 'Same time FOR YOUR NEXT your friend come up to smell The family of the late Jack flowers." (Nobody tells it like PARTY OR BANQUET Feldman wishes to thank Walter!). friends and relatives for the * * * •MICHALMICkRLF.51<0 -BIRTII GERSTEN many kindnesses shown them in We have facilities in FASTEST GROWING light on •LUCY GEHRMAN -GUSTFIV RERGER the entertainment circuit is a their recent bereavement. ENGLISH TITLES our main Dining Room local boy whose shining star is glowing brighter by the moment , 8652 - 12th St. TR. 5-3296 . . . right here in town for all Detroit to watch . .. Jackie r•• *4-* •-• 444* ***4.414 • 440•-•••-••••••+44 -4444 40-40-••+++++ Kannon (nee Kamin) has been the comic master-of-ceremonies 808 W. McNICHOLS NOW PRESENTING at Club Gay Haven for a great run of almost a year . . . and MILAN WINERIES, DETROIT; MICHIGAN THE HOLLYWOOD SINGING SENSATION UN. 4-0843 • has recently been signed to an- • other six-month contract . . . We caught him for the first time, last week, and could al- ready see him on the top rung AMERICA'S GREATEST GOLDEN-VOICED TENOR of that golden ladder of success —Plus— in show business . . . He is pos- A Great Star-Studded Show sessed with a distinct power of presentation that endears him STARTS WED., MARCH 1 AT 2 P.M. COMING! Twice Nightly-8:30 & 11.30 March 6—Joey Adams, Tony to his audience . . . His large Canzoneri and Mark Plant. FOR RESERVATIONS and refreshing stock of material March 20—Jackie Green, com- PHONE WOODWARD 5-6877 edy sensation of the year. takes a back seat to nobody! Premium on American MoneY . . He sings, tells jokes, does Every Meal a Pleasant Memory pantomine, acts, impersonates, DEXTER AT BURLINGAME etc., etc.—and each as good as the other! • * * STORY of the Conflict 7111 REPORT FROM READER tells between SAWA and IRGUII! of butcher on Petoskey and Monterey who has been forced N. Y. TIMES says: "A realistic drama .. to remove calenders from walls Wonderfully vivid and authentic ... the complex of shop • . . by local rabbinical of human loyalties and tragic suffering in the society . . . because pretty girls Palestine strife . is realized with a great deal (dressed, too, says report) were more sincerity than in a recent Hollywood film displayed . . . According to the on the some theme." — Bosley Crowther report, the Kashruth inspector paid his regular visit to the shop "A FINE DRAMA...STIRRING! HUNGARIAN VILLAGE RESTAURANT ... and was innocently asked by — DAILY NEWS ** * 1/2 *" the butcher to see the "shayna Real Hungarian Di§hes — also American. Liquors - Wine - Beer maidels" on the calenders . . . Lunches Dinners. Under new kitchen management-Gypsy Music "MORE REAL THAN ANY MONUMENT" 8160 W. JEFFERSON The poor butcher was reported Dancing - Closed Monday — ARCHER WSNSTEN, POSY, by the rabbi . . . and ordered to 11i24AILTEi3.gAR4N clear the walls! . . . Now what 1BOESKY'S. in all the world does the picture Sparkling Entertainment - Dancing' Every Night (Cl. Mon.) of a pretty girl have to do with Food at its best — Moderate . Prices — No cover or minimum meat being kosher? Tuesday, Rumba Night • Open Sundays • Phone TU. 2-3883 * * NO VACATION, this year, for 15435 W. 7 MILE at GREENFIELD Harvey H. Goldman . . . 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