'Miami Beach' Theme Planned
For Annual Sheruth League Ball
Cinema Workshop to Reiew 'Film in Music' \2' f rinesday
Danny Raskin's
LISTENING
The Cinema Workshop of the
Jewish Community Center will
present a program devoted to
"The Film in Music" at 9 p.m.,
Wednesday, in the Woodward
Center. The films will include
"Invitation to Music" and "Eter-
nal Song." A discussion of movie
techniqu.es will follow the show-
! ing.
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS - 15
Friday, March 11, 1955
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"HEARTS OF STONE"
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WILL EVEN MELT TO THE MUSIC OF
SAMMY WOOLF
AND HIS BAND
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"Miami Beach" is the theme of the Sheruth League dramatic
group, which will entertain at a benefit ball at 9:30 p.m., March
19, at Adas Shalom Synagogue. Featured in the proddction will
be MRS. JOHN KAPLAN (in costume). Shown with her are.Mrs.
1ANIEL HARON (left) chairman; and Mrs. PHILIP ATKINS, who
wrote the script. The ball, given annually with proceeds going ts.,
the National Foundation for Children's Chairities, aids under-
privileged youngsters. For tickets, call Mrs. Haron, BR. 3-9666, or
Mrs. Philip Robbins, co-chairman, UN. 4-5474.
Joseph Buloff Stars in 'The Fifth Season'
Joseph Buloff, co-starred withappeared for a three year run.
Chester Morris in the Sylvia! He has also appeared on Broad-
Regan stage comedy hit, "The way, in principal roles, in the
Fifth Season," now at the Shu- Theater :Guild's production of
bert, has previously played the Ben Hecht's "To Quito and
same role, that of Max Pincus,
the hapless appearing, lovable Back;" "Morning Star," also
garment manufacturer, in the written by Sylvia Regan; "Spring
London company of this fabu- Again," opposite Grace George;
lous entertainment piece which "The Whole World Over," oppo-
is now running in its third year site Uta Hagen; and many other
in this country, with 82 weeks plays. Three seasons ago, Helen
on Broadway alone to its credit. Hayes appeared under Mr. Bu-
A distinguished European loff's direction in the fantasy,
actor who is first rank box- "Mrs. McThing," which had
office attraction on three con- great success both in New York
tinents, Joseph _Buloff has also and on tour.
made a considerable m ark
Joseph Buloff learned his art
on the American stage, and most in one of Europe's greatest art
recently, in TV, too.
theaters, The Vilna Troupe,
He is best known for having with which he was featured in a
created the role of the Persian vast repertoire of plays, said to
Peddler, Ali Hakim, in the orig- include more than a hundred
inal "Oklahoma," in which he classic roles. He came to this
country as director of plays and
head of • the drama school of
the Jewish People's Institute in
Chicago, and later he joined the
DRIVER TRAIN1NQ
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has since starred in Buenos
Graduate
Aires seasons of repertory, and
• Professional Certified Teacher
in London and Paris. He has
• Dual-Control Training Car
made seven South American
Saul H. Sinkoff LI. 7-3313
tours. His own production of
Personal instruction -the Arthur Miller drama, "Death
of A Salesman," in YiddiSh,
Sunday and Evenings Included
electrified New York's drama
critics.
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Final plans and arrangements
for the annual banquet of the
Vladimiritzer Emergency Relief
Organization were made at a
special meeting in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Rossen, of
Vassar Dr.
The banquet is planned for
6:30 p.m., Sunday, in the Tur-
over Temple, 12129 Dexter. Louis
Rose, chairman, invites all
friends and landsleit to attend.
For tickets or information, call
Rose, DI. 1-2311.
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IN THE RECENT Tercenten-
ary pageant at Temple Israel,
Bess Greenwald had the role of
the only Jewish-speaking person
in "The Pair of Silver Candle-
sticks" written by Mrs. Joshua
S. Sperka .. • As Bluma Kosef-
sky, she did a fine job as the
Jewish woman appealing to get
into the Old Folks' Home . . .
Now Bess' unlimited talents are
directed toward the coming fund
raising luncheon by Maimonides
Medical Society Auxiliary, March
22, at the Sheraton Cadillac Ho-
tel . . . She is writing, directing,
producing and taking the lead
in the musical show "Fashions
Internationale" . . . Bess drama-
tizes the five European countries
being toured by a bridal couple
on their honeymoon . . • It's a
one act play in two scenes,
bringing out the latest fashions
that will be displayed by models.
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AGED AUTOMOBILE seen by
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ly making its way down Grand
River last week, had song titles
written on it . . . "Shake, Rattle
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21 by a committee under the
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