Although the Krim : Theatre is
not in the "loop" theater dis-
trict, it is one of the most pa-
tronized cinemas in Detroit —
due to its "Lust for Life".
As one of four theaters in the
country to world-premiere this
film biography of painter Van
--"
Somerset Maugham's "Quar-
tet" launched the theater. Mem-
orable showings since then were
"Red Shoes", "Hamlet", "Henry
V", "Open City", and "Paisan".
With such offerings, the Krim,
merely intended to be a neigh-
borhood theatre, magnetized
viewers from the city at large.
It was television that con-
firmed the "art policy" held by
Sol Krim. Popularity of the new
medium caused him to seek the
best films obtainable. The suc-
cess resulting from his efforts
inspires his calling T.V. "a
blessing in disguise".
Krim, who attended Wayne
University, owns other Detroit
theaters, which are leased to
churches and other companies.
He has a spiritual and financial
interest in the Stratford Canadi-
an Players and smaller theater
groups.
He cites "Lust for Life" as his
most successful film run. He
credits Kirk Douglas, "who has
SOL KRIM
so identified with Van Gogh
Gogh, the Krim has an extended that the actor has named his
run of the production, based on new son after the painter."
the book by Irwin Shaw, and
Sol Krim has three brothers
starring Kirk Douglas.
who are also interested in the
The man responsible for movie industry. As he does,
procuring such a film for De- Harry and Leonard reside in
troit is Sol Krim, operator of Detroit. Mac is in California.
the theater.
Since birth, Krim has been Victor Reuther to Speak
connected with the theater. His
father, Leon, ran the Jewish at Labor Zionist Rally
Victor Reuther, educational
art theatre, the Circle, on Has-
director of the
tings St. During the 1920's Paul
UAW-CIO, will
Muni was among Outstanding
speak on "Our
actors there.
;Foreign Policy
Leon Krim also brought many
and World
concerts and plays to other De-
Peace" at 8:30
troit houses, as the Shubert.
p.m., Tuesday,
Sol remembers "The Bat", "Li-
at the Labor
za", and an Ed Wynn play.
Zionist Insti-
Sol Krim's family owned
tute, 19161
motion picture theaters in Mt.
Schaefer.
Clemens, where he spent his
The program
boyhood. Fifteen years ago,
is sponsored by
they built the uptown Wood-
the Labor Zion-
ward Ave. cinema bearing
-A ist Organization
their name.
- 411 of Detroit as an
Reuther
Danny Raskin's
LISTENING
Bereznitzer Aid Society
to Hear Cantor Ackerman
Bereznitzer A i d Society is
scheduling a special program
at 9 p.m., Wednesday, at its
13326 Linwood. Cantor Shabtai
Ackerman will be presented as
soloist, with Dan Frohman at
the piano. Meyer Terebelo, pres-
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Could Have
:Danced All Night":
• With the
•
▪ Music by
WHEN CATERER Bill Kozin
came to Detroit in 1948 from
New York, he brought with him
an idea that soon turned into a
dream for him and his wife,
May . . . When he opened the
Rainbow Terrace on Wyoming,
two years ago, the makings to-
ward the ultimate realization of
their vision had its start . .
The fulfillment has come sooner
than either Bill or May expected
. . . and the dream that started
back when Bill used his idea at
his former restaurant and patio
in Long Island, on Sunrise High-
way, is soon to be a reality here
in Detroit . . . A canopy will
lead from the present Terrace
Room to the latest addition, the
Garden Room . . . and between
the two buildings will be a huge
area outside for gala summer
parties ... It's almost completed
and large affairs will now be
able to utilize these plus a smart
cocktail room besides . . . mak-
ing four separate party areas in
all . . • The project is a terrific
one, and May is now in Sinai
Hospital for a much needed rest
. . . -Bill just relaxes in the
thought that his dream has
finally come true . . . Now that-
Bill and May have achieved this
accomplishment, the only thing
standing in the way of complete
peace of mind for 'them is their
constant appeal to the someone
who has taken the 1956 reserva-
tions book from Rainbow Ter-
election r a 11 y race at a recent shindig . • . It
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from 25 to 125 people. Dance
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floor and piano also available.
friends during the family's re- themselves a mitzvah . . . and
Serving dinners to the public
cent bereavement.
on Sundays and Holidays
sill and May Kozin a tremen-
only. See us in our newly
dous favor by letting them
beautifully remodeled Dining
know where it is.
Rooms.
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iety show by the talented mem-
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Eleanor Riseman will direct the BOESKY'S SID'S CAFE
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by Dottie Schwartz . . . Dinner-
DINING, DANCING, ENTERTAINMENT. Complete dinners,
dance chairmen are Ida Rosen-
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We Cater to Parties and Banquets
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With JUSSI BJOERLING
Wed. Eve., Nov. 7
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eight young married women
as the Duke; Sylvia Stahlman as Olds;
In Italian
RIGOLETTO
For
An
Early
Breakfast
or
Midnight
Snack.
Cornell MacNeil as Rigoletto.
formed the Home Relief Society
For a Light Lunch or Complete Dinner Stop at
. . . Today the membership con-
With FRANCIS BIBLE
Fri. Eve., Nov.-9
Thomas
in
the
title
role;
Beverly
Sills
as
Filina;
sists
of
300
women,
with
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In French
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Richard Verreau as Wilhelrh Meister.
eight charter members, Mes-
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Harry
With
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Sat. Mat., Nov. 10
Bizet
as Carmen; Richard Cassilly as Don Jose;
first president, Harry Ash, Jo-
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In French
CARMEN
Adele Addison as Micaela.
Take Out and Delivery
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With BARRY MORELL
Ben Gale, Louis Goldberg, Mil-
Sat. Eve., Nov. 10
Puccini
as Rodolpho• Sarah Fleming as Mimi:
In Italian
LA BOHEME
ton Wolfe and Ira Friedenberg, Open 4 p.m. to 4 a.m., Sunday 1 p.m. to 4 a.m. Cor. 12th & Clairmount
Beverly Bower as Musette,
still being active . . . Home Re-
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With PHYLLIS CURTIN
Sun. Mat., Nov. 11
lief Society helps the needy,
Musical Drama
in the title role;
SUSANNAH
by Carlisle Floyd Norman Trieele and Jon Crain
providing food, clothing, coal,
1 117 10:30. Suppers 10:30 to 2 a.m.
gas, light, milk, hospital aid and
With CESARE VALLETTI
Sun. Eve., Nov.
Verdi
As Alfredo; Cornell MacNeil as the elder
any emergency that may arise
in Italian
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Mon. Eve., Nov. 12
Verdi
for more than 26 years. AU Beef aged in our own
es Leonora; Irene Kramarich as Azucena;
In Italian
IL TROVATORE
give
their
annual
fund
raising
'
cellars.
Jon Crain as Manrico.
affair ... Mrs. Robert Friedberg CHOP HOUSE
Tues. Eve., Nov. 13
With HIRAM SHERMAN
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ORPHEUS IN THE
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UNDERWORLD
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"Served as you like it."
Mrs.
Jack
Roseberg,
treasurer
With
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Wed. Eve., Nov. 14
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For mail orders, enclose stamped, self-
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23—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Frid ay, October 19, 1959
Sol Krim Spurs Film Premiere