24—THE JEWISH NEWS
Osnos Among PEC'ers Off to Israel
Friday, March 27, 1953
M arriageJ
For Next Washday:
Read a Good Book
Members of the Palestine Economic Cor-
poration's tourist group shown at Idlewild Air-
port before they left for a three-week visit to
Israel, to inspect FEC's industrial and com-
mercial enterprises. The group was comprised of
business leaders from Detroit, Baltimore, Quincy,
Mass., and New York. Trip was arranged by
World View Tours. Detroit communal leader,
Max Osnos, is second from the left among the
group of distinguished citizens.
Fabulous Story of Fabulous Fanny
Jewry
Katkov's Biography of Fanny Brice
on the _Air
This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
of Jewish Interest
- PASSOVER TELECAST
Time: 9:30 p.m., Saturday,
March 28.
Station: WJBK-TV, Channel
2.
Feature: Dr. Richard C. Hertz,
new senior rabbi of Temple Beth
El, will deliver a message on
Passover. Rabbi Minard Klein,
assistant rabbi, and the temple
choir, directed by Jason Tickton,
also will participate.
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THE EMPTY CHAIR
Time: 11:15 p.m., Sunday,
March 29.
Station : CKLW.
- Feature: Academy award win-
ning actress Mercedes McCam-
bridge and actor Arnold Moss
will be featured in this Passover
tale of Jews behind the Iron
Curtain. The story tells of a re-
cent elderly immigrant to Israel
who waits in vain for the arrival
of his family from an East Eu-
ropean country.
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THE ETERNAL LIGHT
Time: 8 a.m., Sunday, March
29.
Station : WWJ.
- Feature: The close relation-
ship of the people of the village
with the prophets and sages of
old will be depicted in "The
Breath of the Prophet Elijah."
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Norman Katkov does an ex-
cellent bit of reporting in "The
Fabulous Fanny: The Story of
Fanny Brice," a Knopf publi-
cation.
His approach
is unique. He
interviews some
of the great
personalities in
show business,
Fanny Brice's
two husbands
(Nicky Arnstein
and Billy Rose)
and refers to
Fanny's notes
which were in- Fanny Brice
tended for her autobiography
which she did not live to com-
plete. The result is a fine story
about a great show-woman-
perhaps the outstanding enter-
tainer of her day.
Katkov himself emerges as a
hero-worshiper, and he exerts
striking influence on his read-
ers. The views of Ida and Eddie
Cantor. of Trixie Wilson and
Polly Moran, of Ann Penning-
ton and George Cukor, and
many more—all her • associates
and friends; the reactions of
theatrical critics and play-
wrights serves to show the gen-
uine stagecraft as it was prac-
ticed by Fanny Brice.
There is an interesting quo-
tation—one of the few in the
book referring to her Jewish loy-
alties. She tells of her comment
to Billy Rose on his song "River-
side Rose":
"I told him that I never did
a Jewish song that would of-
fend the race, because it de-
pended on the race for the
laughs. In anything Jewish I
ever did, , I wasn't standing
apart, making fun of the race.
I WAS the race, and what
happened to me on the stage
is what could happen to them.
They identified with me, and
then it was all right to get a
laugh; because they were
laughing at me as much as at
themselves. It is the same with
any race, and it is something
I always knew from instinct:
There is good taste in humor
like there is good taste in
clothes or furniture. It is okay
for one Irishman to call an-
other Irishman anything, any
kind of name. But if you are
not an Irishman, keep the
mouth shut. The same with all
people."
"The Fabulous Fanny" is a
r
;
fabulous book about a fabulous
lady. No one who picks it up will
fail to finish it. And none will
fail to become a Fanny fan—
because she deserved the tribute.
Katkov's book is mainly report-
ing, quoting, but whichever way
he did the compiling of the
Brice facts, he did it well and
his book deserves the big sale
it is already enjoying.
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MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Time: 10 a.m., Sunday, March
29.
Station : WXYZ.
Feature: Dr. Jonah B. Wise,
rabbi of Central Synagogue, New
York, and founder of this pro-
gram in 1934, will speak on "A
Cosmic Faith."
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of tea and read "RIGHT ON
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half holiday out of the ustial
washday by using a modern
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better advantage, and how to
eliminate some laundry steps
completely. It contains infor-
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methods, how to buy a washing
machine, a dryer and other
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26.
GINN-NEUVIRTH. In a cere-
mony March 16, Irene Neuvirth,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Neuvirth, of 18035 Warrington,
became the bride of John J.
Ginn, Jr., son of the John J.
Ginns, of 660 Whitmore. The
ceremony was solemnized at the
home of the bride's parents.
Rabbi Moses Lehrman officiated.
The couple are now on a five-
week honeymoon in Jamaica.
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GLICK-LEVIN. Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Levin, of Fullerton Ave.,
announce the marriage on
March 10, of their daughter,
Rose, to Sidney Glick, of In-
dianapolis, Ind. The wedding
was solemnized at Miami Beach,
Fla.
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