THE JEWISH NE
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
24 Friday, July 30, 1965
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Magnificent
LARCO'S
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Fine Italian-American Cuisine
Deliciously Prepared for the
Discerning Taste
7113 PURITAN
a little bit of everything
• BANQUET FACILITIES
BACK IN 1939, Don Bosco was
a singing waiter at the Villa Ven-
ice for "Papa" Bouche in Cicero,
UNCLE ABE'S TAVERN Ill . . . Today, Don still gives out
SELF-SERVE RESTAURANT
with his tenor voice on request—
AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE
only this time its at his own Villa
• Lunches
• Dinner
• Cocktails
Our Specialty Roast Round of Beef
Venice, wonderfully new Italian
Piano Entertainment
restaurant at 7630 Woodward, 3
59 Seward (Just W. of Woodward)
871-2644
blks. n. of Gd. Blvd., where the
food is delicious and the service
unbeatable .. .
Enjoy,
DID YOU KNOW . . . Dinners in
Dinner at DARBY'S
New England were called "Square
Relax . . •
Meals" during the late 18th century
is a real treat
because most of the food was pre-
• Visit Our New
The food, cocktails and the
pared in square tins? . . . The first
SKYLIGHT
atmosphere are most
"drive-in" eating place was devised
ROOM, Cocktail
Lounge and Bar
by a New Jersey innkeeper in
conducive
1762 so men on horseback could
• AFTER
THEATRE
ride
up to a special window and
Snacks . . . a
eat without dismounting?
Delight
LUNCHEON
FAVORITE BY . . Barrister
A Pleasure
Milton Hubert . . . of a doctor
15509 Livernois
giving an elderly, overweight man
at John Lodge Xway
Res. UN 2-7642
a diet to follow . . . The patient
UN 3-9515
adhered to the diet and lost so
• SEVEN MILE AT WYOMING
much weight that when he re-
turned two months later for a
A.50-9-9-9-SUSASLM. 9- checkup he exclaimed to the doc-
tor, "I feel so young that today
YOU'LL SWEAR
in the elevator when I saw a girl
You're entering the dunes in Las Vegas and eating at Omar
Khayyam's in San Francisco . . . when you visit America's newest
bare her arm I felt like biting
and most beautiful theatre restaurant.
it." . . . "You could have, you
know," said the doctor. "Its only
40 calories."
WE'VE HAD STEAKS before,
but never like the filet recently at
50 MANCHESTER BETWEEN DAVISON AND 6 MILE
Roman Gardens in Toledo . . .
Just East of Woodward in Highland Park
Juicy, tender and firm . . . It was
a big surprise for us—never ex-
THREE FLOOR SHOWS NIGHTLY
TO 6.4333 or TO 6.7631
pected anything like it .... Thanks
Banquet Facilities
VARIETY REVUE
to cousin Larry Raskin for getting
Available for 10 to 200
NO COVER
AMPLE PARKING
us a reservation.
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WHEN LEAVING A tip, waiters
and waitresses would appreciate
it greatly if you handed it to
them . . . especially if it is paper
currency.
SUNSHINE NO. 1 is made with
Dry Gin, 13 Sweet Vermouth,
1 Dash Angostura Bitters and
1 Lump of Ice . . . Stir together
and strain into a glass . . .
Squeeze orange peel over top.
AL LIPMAN likes to eat at a
southern restaurant in midtown
Manhattan where the food and
The heroic deeds of our pioneering airmen
service are good . . . He has eaten
in these AGED aircraft Were RARE indeed.
there for years and always leaves
Ample Parking
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Aged & Rare are less spectacular but just
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14355 LIVERNOIS
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DINE and DANCE
AT THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND SPACIOUS
* ENTERTAINMENT and FOOD CENTER OUTSIDE OF LAS VEGAS!
ENJOY THE SMART A-GO GO LOUNGE OR THE
CHARADE SUMMIT ROOM
Henry Yee's
FORBIDDEN CITY
An enchanting atmosphere and taste adventure you won't forget.
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a handsome tip .. . One night he
noticed that a new waiter was
serving him . . . "Hey, you're new,
aren't you?" Al asked. "Where's
my regular waiter?" . . . "He ain't
yo' reg'lah waituh no mo', Mistuh
Lipman," the waiter answered
with pride. "Las' night I won you
fum him in a crap game."
DO YOU KNOW that wine is a
living thing? . . . Well, it is . . .
Most wines, the great wines, con-
tinue to grow and improve even
after bottling . . . Their great bou-
quet and delicate taste get better
with the passage of time ... Wines
should be treated with gentleness
and respect . . . A really great
bottle of wine is a work of art .. .
Its a pity that Americans do not
show more interest in wines—
there is really no great mystery
about them.
"The Pawnbroker", the film for
which crowds have waited patient-
ly for hours to see, is 10 minutes
from Wyoming and Seven Mile at
the Camelot Theater. There's no
line, no waiting at the Dearborn
theater.
Located on West Warren at Mill-
er Rd., the Camelot can be reached
by going south on Wyoming to
Warren, then west for half a mile
on Warren. Easily accessible from
all expressways, it is 21/2 miles
east of the Southfield Expressway.
The air-conditioned movie house
seats 1,200, and shows are 7:30
and 10 p.m. Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday; 2:10, 4:45,
7:20 and 10 p.m. Wednesday and
Sunday; and 1:25, 3:45, 6:10, 8:30
and 10:50 p.m. Saturday.
Hungarian Govt. Shooting
Film on Nazi Holocaust
LONDON (JTA) — The Hungar-
ian government film studios have
announced the start of production
on a film which will depict the
extermination of Hungarian Jews
during the Nazi occupation, it was
reported here from Budapest. The
script was prepared by three Hun-
garian writers, all of them Jews.
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trans-lux krim Woopitlittekr4s
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Air conditioned
NOW
SHOWING
`Pawnbroker' Shown
at Camelot Theater
as great—try them .— you'll see.
TEL AVIV—A unique "Alphabet
Museum" was opened recently
here. Considered the only one of
its kind in the world, the museum
relates the history of script.
Prof. David Diringer, lecturer in
Semitic epigraphy at Cambridge (—
University, England, arranged the
collection. He said the alphabet de-
veloped among the Semitic peoples
—either Hebrews, Phoenicians or
Moabites, who all used the same
script—around 150 B.C.E.
By Dann y Raskin
Now: Open Sunday 12 Noon
7525 W. McNichols Rd., UN 2-6455
Blocks West of Livernois
862-2882 For Res.
`Alphabet Museum'
Opened in Tel Aviv
20th Centurtfo; presents
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GET YOUR RESERVED SEAT TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT BOX-OFFICE OR BY MAIL,
Reserved Seats Only • Matinees Daily at 2:00 P.M. e
Tickets ®
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Yenings—Mon.-Thurs. at 8:00 P.M. • Fri. & Sat. at
Men. & Loge
Upper Bak,—
;30 PM.. Sunday .at 7;30 P.M.
EVENINGS—Sun: Thurs.
EVENINGS—Fri. &
MATINEES—Mori.-Set.
Sat,
Men. & Upper
Be%
$1.50
$3.00 $2.50 $1.80
$2,00 $1.75 $1.50
Orch. Loge
$2,75 $2.00
MATINEES — Sun. & Holiday $2.50 $2.00 $1.50
All PricesTOX included
Date_.—
Matinee
Name
Address
City
2nd Choice Date---.
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PLEASE ENCLOSE $ELF4DDRESSFD STAMPED ENVELO13E.
CHECK OR MONDRY ORDER PAYAI3La TO ADAMS THEATRT,
MAME
For Theatre Party and Group Safes information,
Exotic Cocktails
One of America's Finest Restaurants
Featuring Superb Cantonese Cuisine
3148 Second Blvd. at Seville Hotel
1 BIk. N. of Masonic Temple
call ANN SQUIRES at WO 1.8524
ADAMS
44 WEST ADAMS • WO 1•8524
COOLED
3 Hours Free Underground
Parking —Alter 5 P.M.
All Day Sunday and Holidays
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