Detroiter Reuben Silver Directs
`Shakespeare Under Stars' Play

Shuttling back and forth, be-
tween Yellow Springs and To-
ledo, 0., a distinguished cast of
actors appears in a series of
Shakespearean plays. The se-
ries, known as "Shakespeare
Under the Stars," preceded the
sensational Stratford, - Ontario,
undertaking. It is a more am-
bitious program, and . this year
the company is presenting seven
Shakespearean productions.
One of them, "Comedy of
Errors," first presented at the
Toledo Zoo on July 11, there-
upon going to Antioch College
in Yellow Springs on July 18,
was d i r e c to d by Reuben
Silver, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Silver of Detroit.
Mr. Silver is now in Yellow
Springs, supervising repeat per-
formances of the "Comedy." He
is the dramatic director of a
popular Cleveland playhouse,
Karamu House. Holding a B. S.
from Wayne University and an
M. A. from the University of
Connecticut, Reuben Silver now
is working on his doctorate at
Ohio State University.
Of interest also in connec-
tion with the "Shakespeare
Under the Stars" series is that
an Israeli, Rubin Sifter, who
had played with Habimah, is
a member of the cast of this
interesting set of players.
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At Toledo zoo, four plays
already have been staged —
"Much Ado About Nothing,"
"All's Well That Ends Well,"
"Comedy of Errors," and "King
Lear."
The fifth play in the se-
ries, "Love's Labour's Lost,"
commenced this Wednesday
evening. This and the other
plays will alternate from now
until the end of the season on

Couple Celebrates
50th Wedding Year

Wayne U. Students
Announce Betrothal

Sept. 9. The year's activities
will end with "Hamlet."
The company gave an excel-
lent account .of itself on
Wednesday evening in "Love's
Labour's Lost." It showed a se-.
rious approach to a labor of
love in casting Shakespeare.
"Hamlet" will be next week's
production. It will be followed
by repetition alternately of all
the plays on the "Shakespeare
Under • the Stars" schedule,
with the Reuben Silver di-
rected "Comedy of Errors"
again to be staged on Aug. 14,
24 and 30.

MISS SUNNIE FEINSTEIN

Women s Clubs

SHERUTH LEAGUE'S study
group met recently under the
chairmanship of Mrs. Harry
Levitan to discuss its program
fo rthe coming season. In addi-
tion to Bible study, book reviews
and other cultural activities,
election issues of the Repub-
lican and Democratic parties
will be discussed. Other offi-
cers of the study group are
Mesdames Sidney Fuller and
Stuart Palmer, secretaries; and
Jules Mehler, treasurer.
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DETROIT AUXILIARY, Jew-
ish Consumptives Relief Society,
has named Mrs. Pearl Landes
to represent the Auxiliary at the
national convention in Denver,
Colo.
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At a recent family dinner
party, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Fein-
stein, of Wisconsin Ave., an-
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Sunnie, to Charles
Allen Tait, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Tait, of Monica Ave.
Both young people attend
Wayne State University. Mr.
Tait is studying for a career in
speech therapy. A December
wedding is being planned.

BB Conclave in Sweden

Mr. and Mrs. Max Weisberg,
of Glendale Ave., were sur-
prised on their 50th wedding
anniversary with a party given
for them Thursday by their
children, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs.. Jack Warper, in
Huntington Woods.
The Weisbergs, married in
Russia on Aug. 2, 1906, came
here practically on their honey-
moon, arriving in Detroit five
weeks later. They have lived
here since that time.
Helping them to celebrate
were the couple's children, in
addition, to the Warners, Mr.
and Mrs. William Weisberg,
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fuller
and Mr. and Mrs. Irving Weis-
berg, the latter two of Miami
Beach, Fla.; their 11 grandchil-
dren and three great grand-
children.

Ten countries of continental
Western Europe will be repre-
sented at the first annual meet-
ing of Bnai Brith District Nine-
teen, according to information
from Dr. Edwin Guggenheim,
of Zurich, Switzerland, presi-
dent of the District. The con-
vention is being held in Stock-
holm, Sweden, Aug. 18-21.

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At a recent cocktail party in neer Women, held its annual
New York City, announcement summer reunion dinner on
was made of the engagement of Thursday, at Carl's Chop H6use.
Arlene Dolores Kanners and Je-
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The bride-to-be, who is the 'Magic Fire' Opens
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Kanners, of Lesure Ave., at-
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tended the University of Michi-
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sity.
Her fiance, the son of Mrs.
Friends Through the Columns of
Ann Baronick, of New York,
and the late Mr. Julius Baron-
ick, attended CCNY. A Decem-
ber wedding is planned in New
York.

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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bain, of
Washburn Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Rosa, to Seymour Rothenberg„
son of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur
Rothenberg, of Meyers Rd. The
wedding will be solemnized on
Oct. 9, at Adas Shalom Syna-
gogue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sloan, of
San Juan Dr., announce the
betrothal of their daughter,
Phyllis Estelle, to Henry S.
Brightman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ira S. Brightman, of New York
City.
The bride-elect attended the
University of Michigan and
graduated from Wayne State
University, where she was af-
filiated with Pi Lambda Theta,
honorary education sorority.
Her fiance holds a bachelor's
degree from Massachusetts In-
stitute of Technology and a
master's degree from Harvard
Business School. He was a
member of Sigma Alpha Mu
and Society of Sigma Xi.
The couple is planning an
August wedding.

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Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Bassin
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Diane Lorraine,
to Joseph F. Savin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Savin. The
bride-elect graduated from the
University of Michigan school
of education. Her fiance is a
graduate of U. of M.'s school of
architecture. A December wed-
ding is planned.

Following an established tradition, we will publish Greetings

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Co-starring in "Magic Fire,"
a Republic Studio Trucolor
spectacle of the life and loves
of the immortal composer,
Richard Wagner, are
YVONNE DE CARLO and
ALAN BADEL. The film is
currently being premiered lo-
cally at the Surf Theater,
13135 Fenkell, and the Cornet
Theater, 15635 Mack. Also in
the cast are Carlos Thompson,
Rita Gam and Valentina
Cortese.

Flint Council Day Camp
Opens for Second Session

The second three-week ses-
sion of the Flint Jewish Com-
munity Council Day Camp be-
gan July 30 on Temple Beth El
grounds, according to Benzion
Gotlib, chairman of the camp
committee.
Over 70 children participated
in the first session, under the
direction of Benjamin Berzin,
director.
A highlight of each week's
activities takes place at the Fri-
day a f t.e r n o on religious as-
sembly, with singing, dramatic
sketches and dances preceding
the sabbath blessings.
Registrations for the second
session are open. Call Irving
Antell, Council director, CEdar
9-6639 for information.

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