THE JEWISH NEWS,,

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, September 17, 1965-39

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Magn ificent

Mencolfi's

a little bit of everything

7113 PURITAN

2 Blacks West of Livernois
862-2882 For Res.

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Dinner at DARBY'S

is a real treat

• Visit Our New
SKYLIGHT
ROOM, Cocktail
Lounge and Bar

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THEATRE
Snacks . . . a
Delight
LUNCHEON
A Pleasure

EATING GREEK FOOD at the
Laikon Cafe on Monroe recently,
brought a very pleasant surprise
. . . It was the first time we had
ever visited this spot . . . and glad
we did . . . The fine delicacies
were enjoyed by all in our party
. . . and since the concentration
is strictly on food alone, there
was the close taste of goodness
for complete enjoyment . Laikon
Cafe has been on Monroe since

LARCO'S

Fine Italian-American Cuisine
Deliciously Prepared for the
Discerning Taste

Res. UN 2-7642

• BANQUET FACILITIES

Now: Open Sunday 12 Noon
7525 W. McNichols Rd., UN 2-6455

SEVEN MILE AT WYOMING

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YOU'LL SWEAR

You're entering the dunes in Las Vegas and eating at Omar
Khayyam's in San Francisco . . . when you visit America's newest
and most beautiful theatre restaurant.

"AM 13A13

50 MANCHESTER BETWEEN DAVISON AND 6 MILE

Just East of Woodward in Highland Park

TO 6.4333 or TO 6.7631

THREE FLOOR SHOWS NIGHTLY
VARIETY REVUE

Banquet Facilities
Available for 10 to 200

NO COVER

Chicken

Fish

The

Broasler Rouse

Complete Corn, Out DIMWIT • free Deliver)

18401 West 7 Mile Rd.

Shrimp

Ribs

Frog Legs

Bar-B-Q

Phone 537-7880

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OPEN FOR BREAKFAST DAILY
AT 6 A.M.

UNCLE JOHN'S

PANCAKE HOUSE

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15325 W. 8 MILE RD.

(Just East of Greenfield)

COME JOIN US FOR LUNCH,
DINNER OR AFTER-THEATRE
SPECIALTIES

• STEAKS • SALADS
• SHAKES • SANDWICHES

342-8855

49er SPECIAL

Every Wednesday All the
Buttermilk Pancakes You
Can Eat!

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Other Detroit

and

1 360 S. Woodward

at 14 1/2 Mile Rd.
Birmingham

Suburban Locations

1 000 1 Telegraph

191

Plymouth Rd.

near

644-2727

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"the

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1930, and is no stranger to seek-
ers of good Greek dishes . . . It
was Saturday night so were lucky
to have the Easter Lemon Soup
which is served only on that day
. .. The taste is altogether different
from the regular type Lemon Soup
one finds in a Grecian dining spot
. . . Of course everyone had to
have an authentic Greek Salad .. .
Orders were for Chicken Pilaf,
Shish Kabob, Baked Shish Ke
Pap and a Combination Plate lined
with tasty Grecian morsels like
stuffed grape leaves, rice pilafi,
spinach, okra, green beans, potatoes
and cauliflower . . . each cooked
in a separate delicious way . . .
This was a most interesting and
enjoyable selection . . . The Shish
Kabob of choice chunks of meat
was different in its goodness . . .
Everyone shared the generous por-
tions and were glad there was
enough to go around . . . It may
have been the first time we've
eaten at Laikon Cafe . . . but it
certainly won't be the last!

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CITY

An enchanting atmosphere and taste adventure you won't forget.

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FRI. & SAT. open 6:45, shown 7:05,
10:55. SUN. open 12:30, shown 6:48,
10:35. MON., TUES. open 6:45, shown
8:55.

"BOYS NIGHT OUT"

ADA m s

WOMAN TO B R I D G E-CLUB
MEMBERS . . . "I have the most
marvelous recipe for goulash . . .
all I have to do is mention it to
my husband and he says, 'Let's eat
out.' "

Buber Fund for Arabs

JERUSALEM (JTA)—Dr. Mar-
tin Buber, the late Hebrew Uni-
versity professor and eminent
philosopher, willed $3,330 to the
university for the purpose of set-
ting up a scholarship fund for
Arab students. The contents of his
will were made public Tuesday.

Free Parking

Exotic Cocktails

One of America's Finest Restaurants
Featuring Superb Cantonese Cuisine

1 Blk. N. of Masonic Temple

3148 Second Blvd. at Seville Hotel

BiEftk LEY iTHEAT RE

12 'MILLE AM `CO30 L I D GiE.

44 WES T ADAMS
Wo 1 .8524

LI 2-0330:

ROD SEER
THE PAWNBROKER

Is THE MOST
TALKED-ABOUT MOVIE
IN DETROIT!

"A MASTERPIECE . . . by far the
finest film released so far in 1965!"
—Limbacher, Dearborn Press

"One of the great films of our time!"
—Slomovitz, Det. Jewish News

HAVE YOU HEARD . . . about
the cannibal who walked into a
restaurant and ordered a waiter?
. . . about Hollywood's favorite
drink — Marriage On The Rocks?
. . . about the gal so polite that
when she threw a cup of hot
coffee at she took the spoon out
first.

FOLKS TRAVELING abroad and
visiting Paris will find Tour
D'Argent rightfully hailed by
many as the finest dining place
in the world, which of course will
be open to debate by those who
have their own favorite . . . After
an aperitif with the wine steward
in the cave, adjourn to the sixth
floor dining rooms for perhaps,
Filets de sole grille Frederic, puff
potatoes, a green salad, a small
bottle of Graves and a fine Champ-
agne cognac . . . The filets de sole
is a specialty . . . It consists of an
envelope of sole, stuffed with
creamed, poached sea pike and
served with Bernaise sauce.

James Garner & Kim Novak
FRI., SAT. 9:05. SUN. 4:50, 8:40.
MON., TUES. 7:00, 10:50.
SAT. & SUN. Matinee
Open 1:00, starts 1:20
"Horror of the Black Zoo" &
"Day of the Tiffids"

Reserved Seats Only • Matinees:Weds,Sal&Sun.
-2:00 P.M.•Evenings—Mon.-Thurs.at 8:00 P.M.
Fri. & Sat, at 8:30 P.M. • Sunday at 7:30 P.M,

1VIONTRACHET IS, perhaps, the I
finest of all dry White Wines
despite its exceeding richness . . .
Save your bottles of Montrachet
for your richest and most elaborate
fish dishes.

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p.AitrAoPe AND HE-DIOCC,DD

IN 698 A.D., dinner clubs were
the rage in Constantinople • . .
Everybody belonged to at least one
. . . Even the slaves had their own.

CARRY-OUT DINNERS

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AMPLE PARKING

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EVA MARIE SAINT

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Ample Parking

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"A COMEDY
SPECTACULAR !"

"A MUST for show goers!"
—Henry, Detroit Courier

"Fascinating"— Dick Osgood, WXYZ
"BRILLIANTLY DONE"
—Weitschat, Det. News

"Steiger ... tremendous!"
—Ewald, Collegian

"POWERUL . . . uncompromising .. .
the tension . . . is almost unbear-
able!"—Taylor, Det. Free Press

CAMELOT

W. Warren at Miller Rd.
581-5040

STUDIO-NORTH

Woodward & 9 Mile Rd.
LI 1-5168

Dorothy Morgan

Presents

CHARADE

14345 Livernois Cor. Intervale

BUFFET LUNCHEON
GOURMET SPECIAL

$1.50

Entertainment

Nightly

Fine Foods

11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

and Liquors

of the House

Dining and

Try Our Specialty

Broiled N.Y. Cut
FILET MIGNON

Dancing

il‘ LADIES' DAY
EVERY SATURDAY
LUNCHEON

$ 1.00
Special Cocktail
Prices

Organizations
Invited

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Banquets, Parties, etc. Catered

From 10 to 500

NOW APPEARING

YUSEF LATEEN, JAZZ SEXTET
and EDDIE CHAMBLEE TRIO and VOCALIST