Baldwin Play Premieres Successfully in Tel Aviv

TEL AVIV (JTA)—A distingu-
ished audience gave an enthusiast-
ic reception Sunday night to the
premiere performance in Israel
of Negro author James Baldwin's
"The Amen Corner."
The play, the first contribution
by a United States company to
the current Israel Festival, fea-
tured a performance by Claudia
McNeil, a Negro actress who was
raised as a foster child by Jewish

parents on New York's East Side.
She received applause both for her
performance and for a curtain
speech, sprinkled with Yiddish ex-
pressions. "I could only wish my
Jewish foster parents could be here
but I believe they are here in
spirit," she said.
The audience included United
States Ambassador Barbour and
Baldwin, who took a curtain call
and introduced Miss McNeil.

Guatemala School Named for Israel

GUATEMALA CITY (JTA)—An comprehension between our two
imposing new school building was peoples." Messages of congratu-
named "State of Israel" school in lations were read from Mrs. Golda

ceremonies here attended by gov- Meir, Israel's foreign minister,
ernment officials, Israel Ambassa- and Zalman Aranne, Israel's edu-
dor Shmuel Kaper and other di- cation minister.
plomatic representatives.
The Israel ambassador said: "We
Education Minister Rolando are proud that this new school has
Chinchilla Aguilar expressed the been named for the State of Is-
hope that the school would be "a rael, one of the greatest tributes
link for greater friendship and which could be rendered to the
-------- unbreakable friendship existing
between our two countries." The
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LISTENING

IN NORTH HOLLYWOOD re-
cently, Selma Klein stayed with
ex-Detroiter cousin Rosalie Moss.
. . . while Selma prepared dinner
one evening, Rosalie suddenly re-
membered that a close friend's
birthday was the next day . . .
She got in the car and made a
hurried dash to the drugstore to
buy a card . . . When she re-
turned home, she looked crestfal-
len . . . In her rush she had made
an illegal turn and been given a
traffic ticket which would cost her
a $15 .fine . . . After she had be-
rated herself for a few moments,
her face brightened . . . "You
know what I can do?" she ex-
claimed to Selma with an air of
:having saved the situation. "I'll
write on her card, 'Happy Birth-
day—a donation in your name is
being made to the Department of
Motor Vehicles'!"
•
*

CALL FIRST TO see if he's
still there, but Ben Goldberg of
Vogue Carpet Mills has his leg
acting up and is at Ford Hospital
. . . Room F-213.
*
*

NOT NEW but cute is the favo-
rite about the fellows out on the
golf course when suddenly, a young
girl in a wedding gown comes
running across the fairway and
starts screaming at a man on the
15th green ... "George," she cries,
"how could you? Why did you
leave me waiting at the altar?" .
Very patiently the golfer looks up
and replies firmly, "I told you—
only if it rains!"
* * *

BEST BET of the weekend . .
For single folks only . . . Hawaiian
Luau, Saturday, in back yard of
Rose Harwick, 18451 Oakfield .. .
By reservations only, call Bea Le-
land, 538-3253.
• *

BIT OF MIX-UP in item of
couple of weeks ago that needs
untangling . . . Thanks to Anita
Schwartz (Mrs. Harry) for needed
assistance . . . Correct names of
married couple make S h e 11 y-
Schwartz the bride of Bryce Har-
nick . . . Also, says Anita, "Knees
Up, Mrs. Brown" is not a new
dance craze sweeping England . .
Its name is "Knees Up, Mother
Brown" and, relates Anita, has
been popular since the 16th Cen-
tury!
* * *

GOOD REASON to call the Dis-
count Fruit Store on Coolidge in
Oak Park "The Smaller Store With
The Smaller Prices" . . . Its ap-
propriately owned by Sylvia and
Harry Smaller, so What could be
a • better. slogan! •
•
*

SAM LEVENSON was talking
to a youngster one day and hap-
pened to ask how it felt to live in
the land of the free . . . "I'm not
free," the boy replied . . . "You're
not?" Sam queried .. . "No," said
the tot, "I'm four." •
* *

HIS 'HAND clutching a toy at
Topps, last week, a small boy
demanded with shrill persistence
that his mother buy it for him
. . . When she calmly and firmly

repeated that he could not have
it, he shouted, "Mommy, I never
met a girl as mean as you!" . .
She looked at him thoughtfully
... Then, running her hand over
his head, she said, "You will,
honey, you will."

32—Friday, August 13, 1965
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS