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By HERBERT G. LUFT
(Copyright, 1965. Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.)

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HOLLYWOOD—Ephraim Kishon,
author-director of "Sallah," and
Haim Topol, the motion picture's
28-year-old star, flew in from
Israel to accept two Golden Globes
from the Hollywood Foreign Press
Association at the annual awards
banquet in Los Angeles. The He-
brew-language screen comedy re-
ceived the distinction of being
selected as "Outstanding" foreign
film; Mr. Topol was named "Most
Promising Newcomer" or star of
tomorrow.

In his acceptance speech that was
carried by the combined NBC net-
work throughout the U. S. and
Canada. Mr. Kishon stressed the
fact that Israel is still an infant
in film making and has produced
hardly more than a dozen top fea-
tures in her 17 years of statehood.
The announcement that "Sallah"
was to be honored with a Golden
Globe received a tremendous round
of acclaim from the usually rather
blase audience assembled in the
Cocoanut Grove of the Hotel Am-
bassador.

Kishon, a sad-faced humorist,
who came to Israel only in 1949
from his native Hungary where he
experienced the horrors of Nazi
oppression throughout many years
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in the most notorious of German
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concentration camps, tells me that
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through intense study became the
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Delicatessen
comedies of Ephraim Kishon are
being performed in almost every
part of Europe, and Broadway and
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production of Kishon's "The Li-
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Kishon spent his first year in
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Israel in a ma'abara, temporary
the World's Finest Steaks. Chops and Sea Foods for
dwelling of the homeless newcom-
more than 26 years. All Beef aged in our cellars.
ers. "Sallah," his current movie,
is based on his own early experi-
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Haim Topol, who created the
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character on the Tel Aviv stage, is
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than twice his age. His Sallah
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EMBER

his own theater in Tel Aviv.
Among the winners of Golden
Globes at the Hollywood Foreign
Press fete were also George Cukor
who received the laurels as best
director for "My Fair Lady;" Jack
Warner who picked up the statu-
ette as producer of the same pic-
ture; Hal Wallis was honored as
producer of "Becket"—the best
motion picture-drama with Howard
W. Koch, Paramount's studio head
picking up the Globe. Last, not
least, Gila Golan from Israel, who
made her movie debut in the still
unreleased Stanley Kramer epic
"Ship of Fools," functioned as Miss
Golden Globe on the stage assist-
ing Andy Williams in dishing out
the awards.
* * •
Alexander H. Cohen will make
his bow as movie producer with
MGM's "Baker Street," based on
the Broadway play adapted by Jer-
ome Coopersmith from A. Conan
Doyle stories about Sherlock
Holmes that had a million dollars
advance sale. Cohen produced the
legit version with Metro invest-
ing a cool $250,000 in the stage
venture starring Fritz Weaver,
Martin Gabel and Inga Swenson.
Sherlock Holmes is also the
subject of a serious film Billy
Wilder is currently preparing with
his co-author "Izzy" Diamond for
the Mirisch Brothers. Peter O'Toole
is mentioned for the part of the
famed detective from Baker Street
and Peter Sellers as his companion
Dr. Watson.
* * *
Alexander Ramati, a former
Israeli journalist and now resident
of Hollywood, has completed a pic-
ture in the Holy Land based on his
own novel "Rebels Against The
Light." The all-star cast is head-
ed by Diane Baker, David Opato-
shu and Tom Bell (the latter a
young British actor who scored
with Leslie Caron in "The L-
Shaped Room"). Didi Ramati, the
writer-producer-director's wife por-
trays a featured role in the Eng-
lish-language movie.

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South African Jewry

The Jewish Community of South
Africa, which was established in
the early part of the 19th century,
now numbers some 116,000 persons,
nearly half of whom live in Johan-
nesburg, with a large community
in Cape Town and smaller settle-
ments in other cities.

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