NORWEST Northwest Detroit's Newest Theatre NEW AT THE NORWEST BODY FORM SEATS Comfortable os your fa- vorite living room easy chair . . . no matter what your size and sta- ture. Plenty of space to stretch out and relax. HI-Fl STEREO SOUND NEW AT THE NORWEST NEW AT THE NORWEST Lets you enjoy all the wonderful sounds today's great motion pictures were meant to provide. The best in acoustical systems produce mel- lowed sounds throughout the theatre. PANORAMIC SCREEN . Huge, Hi-Grain, wide screen is ideal for to- day's modern projection systems o n d advanced screening techniques. Makes every seat in the theatre in persfect view- ing position. NEW AT THE NORWEST COLOR TV LOUNGE Spacious a n d comfort- able smoking lounge features a large-screen color television for your before or between-picture enjoyment and comfort. !ed NEW AT THE NORWEST SPACIOUS LOUNGES Modern, convenience- keyed rest rooms, now on the main floor, are highlighted by deep, plush pile carpeting. (Identical carpeting pro- vides walking comfort throughout the theatre). Fin n, Dr.:1 •4` .. ` 4 , 11 .40 11 NEW AT THE NORWEST PAVED FREE PARKING You're never more than a few steps away from the box office entrance of the Norwest Theatre, thanks to our newly re- paved, well lighted park- ing facilities. Setting New Records Everywhere! 3 0 a story of passion, _ bloodshed, " desire and death ...everything, , - in fact, that makes life worth living NOW SHOWING at the NORWEST , - Jae x SHIRLEY IEMMON MOINE BILLY WILDER'S mga THIS PICTURE IS FOR ADULTS DOME OME TECHNICOLOR' PANAVISION* CINCINNATI, (JTA) — The dinner. Schifrin is chairman of Jews of Cincinnati will plant a the campaign. William Howard Taft Forest in William Howard Taft was a Israel to com- native of Cincinnati and num- memorate the bered several Jews among his action of for- close personal friends including mer President Rabbi Isaac M. Wise. In 1911, Taft in sever- d u ring his presidency, the ing this coun- United States abrogated its try's diplomat- treaty of friendship with Russia ic relations first signed in 1832, in protest with Czarist against continued Russian dis- Russia in pro- crimination against Jews. t e s t against that country's Taft BACK IN 1946, Marguerite treatment of the Jews. Kozenn Chajes met a former The Jewish National Fund is school mate in Vienna, who, with sponsoring the campaign for in town her husband and daughter, were funds for the forest. The pres- OPEN displaced persons and in great entation will be made at a din- SATURDAYS need . . . The Joint Distribution ner Oct. 27 to Charles P. Taft, AT 5 P.M. Committee and Marguerite as- surviving son of the President. SAMMY SOFFERIN'S sisted them and they eventually Isidor Schifrin, Cincinnati Jew- WONDER BAR STEAKHOUSE settled in Munich, Germany .. . ish leader, and Robert H. Taft, WASHINGTON BLVD. at STATE For years the going was rough, Jr., grandson of the late Presi- Res. WO 1-9242 with illnesses, moving from dent, are co-chairmen of the home to home and persistently e.) trying to start a new life . . . This year, Marguerite saw them at the piano in again . . . as a matter of fact she was their guest in an ele gant and comfortable home . . Her friend, Rosel Lessner, has 00M, not forgotten those tough times and is now among the guiding JACK ROSEVEAR personalities of "Ruth", the From 5:30 Nightly—(Except Sunday) Jewish woman's organization COME BY! .. . It consists of 130 members Cocktails ... Hors D'Oeuvres taking care of the homeless Dinner ... Late Supper needy and sick of all ages . . Park FREE in our garage Mrs. Lessner's telephone rings constantly . . . as many direct • THE PARK SHELTON HOTEL all the "cases" to her . . . Dur Woodward at Kirby East TRinity 5-9500 - ing Marguerite's stay, Mrs. Less An exquisit Buffet is presenter: nightly - ner arranged that a young and in the Crystal Room—Moderate Price—too! - paralyzed woman should be sent to a rehabilitation clinic in Lon don, England . . . She also helps with reparations' claims and is continuously busy assisting peo- ple .. . So, Rosel Lessner is re- paying a hundred-fold whatever assistance was given to her bad times. INTERNAL REVENUE man Bill Gold tells of the tax bureau at Albany receiving a letter from an anonymous taxpayer ad- mitting he cheated on his in- come tax for three successive years, and was so bothered by h i s conscience he couldn't sleep . . . His letter concluded, "I enclose $50. If I still can't sleep, I'll send the balance." THE MAN CREDITED with giving Danny Thomas the shove he needed to hit big-time in show business is community-ite Harry Shapiro . . . Before Danny changed his name from Amos Jacobs, singing on Chuck Stan- Ikea al hale k WIVE SHAVELSON I me, no:4mA k GFBU Ma 1 ANION MIME ley's "Happy Four Club" in '38 or '39, he was sponsored on STARTS TODAY radio by Sally's Furs, then man- Matinees Every Wed., Free Detroit's' aged by Harry, and later worked Sat., Sun. Paved Adults Si to 6 p.m. at a club on Second Blvd. . . . ERCUR Comfortable (Except Sun.) Both were close friends and Theatre SCHAEFER ai W. MAICHOLS UNPe2r-k1 • 3iIn090 Harry was going to be his man- ager, but being tied to his job, couldn't take on the extra cur- ricular activity . . . It was Harry who told Danny to go to Chi- cago. where he received his Fine American and Italian Food first break at the 606 Club .. . Open daily 11:30 a.m. 1 a.m. ra d iso Cafe CLOSED SUNDAYS After that, it was a rapid rise COCKTAIL BAR to the top . . . Next came New Banquet room available 17632 WOODWARD — North of 6 Mile TO 9-3988 York, back to Chicago's famed Chez Page and then Hollywood 3020 GRAND RIVER. Free Parking. TE 3-0700 . . The two old friends still Private Banquet Rooms for wedding parties. Serving write to each other and Harry the World's Finest Steaks. Chops and Sea Foods for is planning to visit Danny soon more than 26 years. All Beef aged in our cellars. on the West Coast . . . Many CHOP HOUSE memories still remain in Harry's CHOICE LIQUORS heart, but what he remembers MARIA'S PIZZERIA BANQUET FACILITIES best is Danny, the Syrian, sing- Specializing in Pizza Pie and Famous Italian Foods ing beautiful Yiddish songs at Parking Facilities . . . Carry-Out Service that club on Second Blvd. . . . Songs like "Abrievele Der Ma- 7101 PURITAN—Open 11 a.m. to 3 a.m.—UN 1-3929 ma" and others . . . Asked if he is ever sorry that he didn't take CLAM SHOP and BAR TR 2-8800 the bull by the horns and leave his job to manage Danny, Harry Serving Oysters, Clams, LOBSTERS, Steaks and Assorted Sea Foods 2675 E. GRAND BLVD. just smiles and says, "I'm glad Music by Muzak the kid's done good." BEST STEAK 75 Sapp Aire PAUL NEWMAN•JOANNE WOODWARD THE PICTURE THAT TAKES A NEW ATTITUDE . ek LOVE! A NEW wNO OF LOVE IMEN.RITTER/EVA GABOR /ad MAURICE CHEVALIER WHERE TO DINE Pa CARL'S 8 MILE RD. z ex FENKELL (5 MILE) 0,p PLYMOUTH THE NEW Grand River at Southfield LISTENING • E Magnificent * Mencotti s 7113 PURITAN VE 8 1030 - 2 Blocks West of Livernois 862-2882 For Res. Ample Parking JOEY'S DELICATESSEN and TRAY CATERERS OPEN DAILY 7 a.m. to 1 a.m.--Sat. to 2 a.m. • Breakfasts • Lunches • Dinners • Sandwiches Complete Carry-Out Service 25290 Greenfield, N. of 10 Mi. DYNA INN Rd. LI 7-4533 Delicious Food at Moderate Prices Lunches • Cocktails • Dinners Largest Banquet Room in the Northwest Area 14315 LIVERNOIS TE 4-5111 25 — THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, Octob er 4, 1963 A THEATRE RE-BORN Danny Raskin' s Cincinnati Jews to Plant Forest in Israel for Ex-President Taft