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Dexter Will Feature
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LISTENING
CHAIM TAUBER.
Assisted by a cast of able act-
ors he is bringing here from
New York, Chaim Tauber, the
noted Yiddish actor, will stage
"Life Is a Dream," at the Dex-
ter Theatre, starting Sept. 19,
the night after Yom Kippur,
running through Sept. 27.
"Life Is a Dream" is Tauber's
radio serial which has been
brOadcast here by Harry Wein-
berg. It has been especially pre-
pared for the stage for the local
presentation-.
An added feature at the Dex-
ter during Tauber's appearance
will be the film "Molly" featur-
ing Gertrude. Berg as' M oll y
Goldberg.
Local Circle Branches
Back Cancer Project
Detroit's Workmen's Circle
branches have joined in the
group's national campaign to
raise $100,000 for the building
of a cancer wing at the City of
Hope, non-sectarian tuberculosis
and cancer sanitorium at Duarte,
Calif.
The wing will be erected in
memory of Joseph Baskin, late
secretary of the Circle, who, in
1952, died of cancer.
A games party, sponsored by
Detroit Branch 460, will be held
at 9 p.m., today, at the home
of Nathan Levitts, 16225 North-
lawn, to inaugurate the local
group's drive in behalf of the
venture.
THE FOLKS at Woodhull. Lake
are mighty proud when Friday
nights roll around . . They
gather in back of Esther Bic011's
cottage and watch her and
Sammy Woolf put on a show of
talent among the youngsters
and parents . .. plus contribut-
ing to the Mizrachi Child Rescue
Fund . . of which Esther is an
ardent member . • . The Wood-
hull cottagers really enjoy the
weekly festivities and are happy
in the thought that their contri-
bution is going for so worthy a
cause.
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LIL LEBEAUX tells the story
of the meeting of a CP unit
presided over by a female chair-
than . . . One of the members
spoke up with a "Madam Chair-
man, I would life to be excused
early to go to the opera." . .
The chairman fixed him with a
stony glare, and .proceeded to
lecture the abashed member
on the proper terminology in
party circles, making great em-
phasis of the fact that 'madam"
was a bourgeouise and outmoded
term, and that the proper form
of address was "comrade." . . .
Concluding her tirade, she then
asked the now thoroughly hum-
iliated member what opera he
wanted to see . . . "Comrade
Butterfly," meekly replied the
chastened one.
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A NEW HONOR was brought to
Detroit recently, by Estelle Gu-
bow, a leader in the Auxiliary
of the Sgt. Morton A. Silverman
Post, JWV, and wife of the Post
Commander, Larry Gubow .
At the national convention of
the 106th Infantry Division,
Everybody's Going!
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"I've struck it rich in Colorado,
HY," he boasted. "Everything
broke right at. the same time.
Happy days are here again. I've
got a great job and a society
girl is going to marry me.
Thanks for everything." ... The
letter had a postscript . . . "I am
enclosing $1 on account of my
debt. I'll send the other just as
soon as I can spare it!"
ERRATA . . . IN last, weeks
column we mentioned about
Ileane Stone, up and coming
songstress, being married to Joe
Stone . . . Corrected information
should have had it as Ileane be-
ing wed to Teddy Stone.
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-17
Friday, September 4, 1953
Consolidate Israel Elections
JERUSALEM, (JTA)
h e
Knesset has passed an amend- -
ment to the election law pro-
viding that elections for muni-
cipal office be held on the same
day as parliamentary elections.
Municipal councillors are elect-
ed for four-year terms.
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held in Columbus, Estelle was
I "With A
elected national president of the
Auxiliary of this famous World
Smile And
War II fighting outfit . . . an
• A Song"
outfit, by the way, which played
a key part in the disastrous but
heroic Battle of the Bulge. •
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HERMAN ZIMMER tells of the
DRIVER TRAINING
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long line waiting to use the only
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public telephone booth in one
'four
•
• Professional Certified Teacher
Entertaining
of the smaller buildings down-
• Dual-Control Training Car
M. C.
town . . . and when a young
Available Now With i•i,
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thing with blonde curls and a
Orchestra and Entertainment
huge vanity bag strapped over
Personal Instruction
tTE. 4-7730 or WE. 4-3663
her shoulder prepared to enter,
Sunday and Evenings included
the experienced men behind her
sighed in unison and resigned
themselves to the inevitable ...
The young thing, however,
Yiddish Theater Revue!
sensed what was going on in
Burlingame
their minds . . . "Don't you all
Dexter at
fret," she told them sweetly. "I'll
Is
Proud
to
Present
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only be a minute. I just want
IN PERSON ON ITS STAGE
to hang up on him!"
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GABRIEL GLANTZ, barrister,
remembers a Baptist minister in
a small town he was in while in
Detroit's Favorite Jewish-American Musical Comedy Star
the Army who rushed down to
And Co-Starring the Famous Actress
the station every day to watch
CELIA
BOODKIN
the Sunst Limited go by • .
In His Prize Winning Play . . Heard on
There was no chore he wouldn't
THE AMERICAN JEWISH HOUR over WJLB
interrupt to carry out this ritual
. . . Members of his congrega-
tion deemed his eccentricity
juvenile and frivolous, ant asked
him to give it up ... "No, gentle-
men," he said firmly. "I preach
AND ON OUR SCREEN .
your sermons, teach your Sun-
The funniest picture ever
day school, bury your dead,
marry you, run your charities,
chairman every drive it pleases
Starring Gertrude Berg (Mrs. Goldberg)
you to conduct. I won't give up
and Her Entire Radio and TV Family
seeing the Southern Pacific train
every day. I love it. It's the only
STARTING SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 19th
thing that passes through this
THROUGH SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th
town that I don't have to push!"
Late Show Saturday and Sunday, Sunday from 1 P.M.
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Admission: Adults 96c, Children 29c plus tax
THE NEW YORK YANKEES.
who were in town, to sort of
polish off our Tigers, so to speak,
are generally regarded as aristo-
crats in the major league base-
ball hierarchy, but their star
SAVOIA RESTAURANT
catcher. Yogi Berra, travels
Chicken, Steaks, Frog Legs, Dinners, Spaghetti & Ravialli
around the country with a valise
We Cater to Families and Parties
Full Course Dinners $1.25 up
that looks as though it saw serv-
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ice in the Mexican War in the
1840s . . . We asked Yogi, "Why
For An Early Breakfast or Midnight Snack.
don't you treat yourself to a
For a Light Lunch or Complete Dinner Stop At
new suitcase?" . . . "What for?"
FINE FOODS
argued Yogi. "The only time I
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ever use it is when I travel." . . .
Coach Bill Dickey, one of the
all-time greats at the backstop
position, likes to recall a year in Famous for Chicken Paprikas, home made cheese cake and strudel. Banquet, shower
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to the first salary cut of his
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murred is putting it mildly . .
A
Distinguished
Delicatessen, Restaurant,
He insisted on his customary
eighty-thousand-dollar contract
and Cocktail Lounge. Fine Foods
. •
"But, Babe," protested an
official of the Yankee ball club.
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Serving: Oysters, Clams, LOBSTERS, Steaks and Assorted Sea Foods
more money than Hoover got last
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persisted the Babe, "but I had a
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Take Out and Delivery
Sol Gillet pointed out Berra to
Service Our Specialty
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a visiting Hollywood glamour Open 4 p.m. to 4 a.m., Sunday 1 p.m. to 4 a.m.
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"Zat so?" gurgled the starlet.
Luncheons 11 to 3 — Dinners 5 to
"What did he catch?"
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Suppers
10:30 to 2 a.m.
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Serving the
in years, insists Hy Goldman, is
HOUSE World's Finest Steaks, Chops and Sea Foods for more
than 26 years. All Beef aged in our own cellars.
the parking-lot attendant across
the way from the WXYZ-TV ROBIN HOOD'S serving the finest and most delicious of foods,
studio .. After 10 years of jug- Steaks, Chops, Chicken Club Sandwiches. Short Orders. Delicious
gling expensive convertibles and Hamburgers. "Served as you like it." UN. 1-9802
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OPENS FRIDAY
SEPT. 4 thru 13
Thousands of Blue Ribbon Agricultural Attractions Including Mammoth
Display "Michigan Fruit Has Better Flavor". Also Junior Show, some Arts,
Fashion Show, Cooking School, Beauty Queens, 15 Bands, Drum Major-
ettes, Organ Concerts, Pageants, Auto Show, Art Exhibit, Farm Machinery
Exhibit, Old Time Dancing, Fireworks, Horse Pulling, Sheep Shearing, Hog
Calling, Husband Calling, and A Major Industrial Design Show "Made In
Michigan".
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IN PERSON
EDDIE FISHER
LOUIS ARMSTRONG
TERESA BREWER
The Dominoes, Harmonicots, Four Freshmen,
Kirby Stone Quintet, and others
Also 250 Mile Stock Car Race
Congress of Canadian Daredevils
Cavalcade of Thrills—Circus
Acts
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AT THE ENTRANCE of the stu-
dio, Hy was stopped by a mooch-
er who claimed to be an old
musical pal and put the bee on
Hy for a $2 loan . . . "I'll pay
you back if it's the last thing
I do," promised the poor fellow
as he pocketed the two green-
backs . Hy forgot all' about
the incident until about eight
months later, when, to his sur-
prise, he received. a letter from
the man, postmarked Denver .
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MARIA'S PIZZERIA
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