THE JEWISH NEWS
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, August 20, 1965-31
He hears but half who hears
one party only. — Aeschylus.
a little bit of everything
By Danny Raskin
well to remember that a fine
domestic wine is superior to an
obscure imported wine offered as
Presents
FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY!
a "bargain" . . . Foreign origin
is no guarantee of excellence.
HARVEY FINE
HARVEY FINE, billed as "The
World's Most Versatile Comedian
and Dancing To
World's Most Versatile Comedian,"
Don DeMay Orch.
is appearing at Gino's Steak House
2 Shows Nightly
on Van Dyke, corner of Outer Dr.
Fine Dining & Cocktails
Friday and Saturday nights, plus
There's Never A
For Res.
dancing to Don DeMay's orchestra
Cover At Gino's!
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. . . Never a cover at Gino's . . .
good entertainment, food and cock-
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tails.
HAVE YOU BEEN TO the Pur-
Dinner at DARBY'S
ple Onion yet? . . . Its on the
corner of John R. and Montcalm-
is a real treat
Downtown Detroit s 1 a t e s t fun
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spot . . . Disclotheque nightly and
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never a dull moment ... Folks in
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the know are losing no time in
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making it to the Purple Onion for
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an excitingly good time.
Snacks . . . a
Delight
YES, WE'VE HEARD of a wine-
LUNCHEON
burger . . . and here is the recipe
A Pleasure
for this mouth-watering, scrums-
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tious and delicious member of the
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hamburger family . . . You can
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use any kind of hamburger but if
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you do it just right it will be a
little better . . . You should have
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a course ground hamburger meat
YOU'LL SWEAR
with enough fat in it to stay
You're entering the dunes in Las Vegas and eating at Omar
juicy (Most ground sirloin is too
Khayyam's in San Francisco . . . when you visit America's newest
dry by the time it comes off the
and most beautiful theatre restaurant.
fire.) . . . Form your meat into
the classic hamburger shape, about
a third of a pound will do nice-
ly . . . Nov poke a few holes in
the surface . . . Then pour about
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an ounce or so of wine over the
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meat and let it soak for about an
THREE FLOOR SHOWS NIGHTLY
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hour . . .Flop this little devil on
Banquet Facilities
VARIETY REVUE
the griddle and cook to suit in-
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dividual taste and you are in for
NO COVER
a rare treat . .. It might be noted
that over-cooking will defeat the
purpose of what you are trying
to do.
COMPLETE
TWO BOPSTERS WERE attend-
Chicken
ing a concert when a fire broke
CARRY-OUT DINNERS
out . .. All the musicians cleared
Fish
The
the stage and the audience began
Shrimp
heading for the exits . . . "Come
on, man, lets beat it," said one .. .
Ribs
"You go ahead, man," replied the
compfee Ccim Out _Dinners • Free Delirets
pal.
"I want to dig this crazy
Frog Legs
finale."
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ACCORDING TO AN old De-
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troit law, banana peels are not
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to be thrown in the streets for
fear of injury to horses . . . A
New Jersey state law passed in
El
El
El 1929 states that "no hotel restau-
rant or dining room or kitchen
shall be used for sleeping or
OPEN FOR BREAKFAST DAILY
dressing room by an employe or
AT 6 A:M.
other personi." . During war-
time, a New York court ruled that
"the defendant will be restrained
from selling pickles but not from
serving them with meals as a
substitute for butter.'
NEXT TIME IN New York, try
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the La Reine restaurant on East
52nd St . . . Its a unique eatery,
featuring finest Continental cui-
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(Just East of Greenfield)
sine . . . Treats are the Mussels
a la reine, Breast of capon Gis-
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AT DINNER IN Caracas the
waiter hands you a "leesta", in
Marseilles, France it's "le carte" ..
But at Darbys it is simply a menu
. . . Many Detroiters have read it
time and time over with continued
interest . . . This menu is any-
thing but simple or ordinary . . .
Eight full pages . . . and through-
out every page is the consideration
and experience of proprietor Sam
Boesky in the many extras that
make a dining experience unique
and complete . . . You don't have
to find yourself in South America
or in Europe to enjoy a special
restaurant or menu . . . Darbys
has them both.
IN PURCHASING WINES, its
Mencoffi's
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Every one that asketh receiveth;
and he that seeketh findeth. —
Matthew VII:8.
at 14 1 /2 Mile Rd.
Birmingham
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10001 Telegraph
near Plymouth Rd.
538-0440
BY HERBERT G. LUFT
(Copyright, 1965, JTA, Inc.)
HOLLYWOOD—The Mirisch pro-
duction crisis over the extensive
schedule and negative cost of the
$12,000,000 epic, James Michener's
"Hawaii," now has been settled to
everyone's satisfaction — at least,
the official press handouts state
that all differences between Mir-
isch-United Artists and the film's
director, George Roy Hill, have
been totally resolved, after a
three-day suspension of production
midst rumors that Arthur Hiller,
who had guided Julie Andrews'
"Emily," was replacing Mr. Hill.
When we visited the Makua
Beach location, the crew was
handicapped by bad weather and
a difficult terrain; both Max von
Sydow (who portrays the central
character of Abner Hale) and Miss
Andrews (Jerusha Bromley), were
waiting patiently on the sideline
of the church set for their call,
while down below a second-unit
camera crew was photographing a
group of oarsmen trying to ap-
proach the sailboat "Thetis" an-
chored in the blue waters of the
Pacific.
Coordinating the monumental
production, involving 1,000 people,
Hawaiian natives, Polynesians im-
ported from Tahiti, actors from
three continents, and the large
production crew from Hollywood,
is • the job of Jewis J. Rachmil, a
veteran of 30 years in the film
industry.
Prior to his assignment as exec-
utive on the filmization of the
epic Michener novel, Rachmil
guided three projects under the
Mirisch banner, "Kings of the
Sun" (an unsuccessful attempt to
deal with the ancient Mayan civil-
ization); "633 S q u a d r o n" (an
action drama with a wartime back-
ground with good box office possi-
bilities); and the still unreleased
"A Rage to Live," from the John
O'Hara novel, an explosive story
starring Ben Gazzara, Suzanne
Pleshette and Bradford Dillman.
Lewis J. Rachmil, for whom I
worked in film editing some 18
years ago, also is associate pro-
ducer on a British Mirisch co-ven-
ture, "Return from the Ashes,"
whcih deals with a French Jewess
(Ingrid Thulin) who returns to
Paris after the war from the
Dachau concentration camp, with
a scarred face and a number on
her forearm. In retrospect, the
Nazi invasion. unravels on the
screen in a series of staccato flash-
backs. Others in the not yet re-
leased film are Herbert Lom as a
doctor, and Maximilian Schell as
her Polish friend.
Baldwin, Negro Cast
Enjoy One (Mid) Night
Stand at Israel Museum
JERUSALEM — A chance en-
counter between the director of
the Israel Museum and James
Baldwin's driver resulted in a spe-
cial favor for the cast of Bald-
win's play "Amen Corner."
Because the play was to re-
main in Jerusalem for only one
performance, and would not have
been able to visit the museum,
Teddy Kolleck, its director, opened
the museum for a special mid-
night tour following the capacity
performance.
LARCO'S
Fine Italian-American Cuisine
Deliciously Prepared for the
Discerning Taste
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Now: Open Sunday 12 Noon
7525 W. McNichols Rd., UN 2.6455
VERY SPECIAL
FRIDAY MENU
Including delectable fish items found nowhere
else but at the Northwood Inn.
Exotically tempting FRESH WISCONSIN FROG
LEGS, exclusive with Northwood Inn.
Lobster Shore Dinner
is featured as usual as well as many moderately priced
delightful sea food suggestions for your dining pleasure.
Remember ... Tuesday and Thursday are
bountiful Buffet Nights 6 to 10 p.m.
GEORGE GENOFF'S ORCHESTRA
plays every night
Tuesday through Sat.
Dinner Music from 5:30 p.m. and
for DANCING after 10 p.m. Nightly
Reservations JO 4-6688 or LI 1-2577
Woodward Ave. at 11
1/2
Mile Road
Exotic Cocktails
Other Detroit and Suburban Locations
1360 S. Woodward
Iron Differences Over 'Hawaii' Film
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