THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 32—Friday, January 15, 1965 Michigan' s annual snowfall var- ies from year-to-year, but usually averages about six feet or more. I Annual snow depths usually range from about 17 feet in the Uppet. RESTAURANT By Danny Raskin Peninsula to about two feet in Serving Fine American IT HAS BEEN ABOUT six years terprise of its size, there were the southern part of the state. some mistakes and a lot of people Foods . . Specializing since the Roostertail first opened went away mad . . . Frequently in Homemade Breads, its doors to a breathless public, the service and the food were in- Cakes & Pastries. consumed as much by curiosity as different . . . The prices were, at Magnificent SUNDAY DINNERS by hunger . . . The opening, accom- first, too high .. . After the initial even keel season, things got on an Open Daily 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. panied by much fanfare and cele- Sundays 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. and began to run as smoothly as bration, was easily the most talked 7113 PURITAN LOT G-37 NORTHLAND one of Schoenith's famed power- and speculated about event in De- 2 Blocks West of Livernois boats . . . We have visited the Roo- troit's recent restaurant history ... stertail recently and report the 862-2882 For Res. It was understood that Joe Schoe- service is excellent and the food Ample Parking HARRIET AND JACK nith. founder of the Roostertail, was comparable. GOLDBERG a multimillionaire who would spare present "LITTLE DOW' Bommarito of no expense in bringing Detroit a showplace deserving of national at- the Pink Panther tells of a flashy tention . . . We remember attend- character barging into a bar re- Dinner at DARBY'S ing the opening and were properly cently who demanded a double jig- is a real treat of. Scotch. downed it in one 8r RESTAURANT ger DELICATESSEN impressed . . . The location was , planked a S5 bill on the gulp ideal. at the foot of Marquette, next Where Fine Foods and Service • Visit Our New SKYLIGHT Co-Star With a Glittering to Water Works Park . . . Thou- counter and walked out without an- ROOM, Cocktail , other word . . . The bartender Supporting Cast of sands flocked to the Roostertail Lounge and Bar Sandwiches and those first few weeks . . . It was folded the five-spot carefully. and After-Theater Snacks • AFTE R remarked to Dom. "Can you beat a fantastic turnout, undoubtedly THEATRE 13821 W. 9 Mile Rd., Oak Park . a Snacks more than the Schoeniths had been a phony like that? Laps up a dou- Delight LI 1-2888 ble Scotch, leaves a S5 tip and prepared for . . . Like any new en- LUNCHEON beats it without paying!" A Pleasure FUNNY PHIL FOSTER, finish-1 ing up this weekend at the Act IV Res. UN 2-7642 on Gd. Blvd., has proved to the world that "Brooklynites are just SEVEN MILE at WYOMING like people." . . . As a native of New York's most fabled borough. Foster has applied the experience of his youth in that picturesque "Just Like Downtown!" parcel of land to his general pen- "A house is judged by the chant for things comic, resulting • Breakfasts • Lunches • After Theater company it keeps" in a reservoir of whimsical mater- Hours: 15951 W. 8 Mile Rd. ial suitable for all occasions . . . 7 a.m. to 12 mid. LARCO'S a little bit of everything SERO'S Fine Italian-American Cuisine Deliciously Prepared for the Discerning Taste Banquet Facilities Now: Open Sunday 12 Noon 7525 W. McNichols Rd., UN 2-6455 r Mencotti s LOBER'S Also Shrimp, Fish & Frog Legs ST4OE FREE DELIVERY LI 7-4414 10770 W. 9 Mile Road at Geneva Oak Park NEW YORK Me Diggitti CHICAGO CONEY ISLAND HOT DOGS • Just N. of James Couzens BR 3-3532 Fri. S Sot. 7 to 1 a.m. Closed Sun. ""A1,1 13.4413A RESTAURANT and LOUNGE Specializing in SHISH. KEBAB AND OTHER MID-EASTERN DISHES Featuring COCKTAIL HOUR 4 to 6:30 ARMENIAN BUFFET ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY $ 25 WEDNESDAYS ALL YOU CAN EAT Private facilities for weddinas, anniversaries, banquets ; meetings, etc. 15 to 200. Monday thru Friday. 50 Manchester, Highland Park, Just East of Woodward TO 6-7631 Ample Parking TO 6-4333 occasions varying in locale from New York to Miami to Las Vegas and all , points in between, including the top night clubs of the nation . . . Phil is one of the most re- freshing comics on the nitery scene, entrancing audiences with his in- imitable Brooklyn style, chronicl- ing the habits, opinions and opin- ions and activities of the various and sundry types who inhabit his own particular world.. I A fine monologist. Phil writes al- most all of his own material, dis- sertations ranging from the kids on the corner to baseball to bridal showers . . . A quick facile wit, Phil's pre-eminence in the comedy field is ample testimony to the of fectiveness of his brand of humor . The "made in Brooklyn" label wears well. SIGN IN A Miami Beach cock- tail lounge, reported by recently returned brother, Marvin Raskin . . . "Please do not stand up while room is in motion." . . . It reminds us of the famous sign that was posted over a bar at an officer's club in Guam during World War II . . . "Air corps colonels under 21 • will not be served unless accom- • panied by their parents." ■ oese*••••••••• ■ •••••••• ■ •• ■ •••owoommoemeemfimos • • • • • • • • o • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 9 • • • • • • • • • • • • One of the interesting exhibits • • at the National Ski Hall of Fame • in Ishpeming, Michigan, is a pair • of skis from Sweden, believed to • be about 3,900 years old. Memen- • • tos of historic skiing events from ;,*;,,_,. 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